DWARF II - Smart Telescope - Is It For You? Initial Review

The DWARF II is a smart Telescope from DWARFLAB. In this video, we will take a look at what is provided in the CLASSIC and DELUXE kit options, take some images during the day and also at night. See the timestamps below for some of the sections. At the start of the video I will go through the kit contents and some of the technical specifications. The telescope also has a panoramic function and I will show how to take a 3x3 image panoramic composite and at the end of the video how to stitch those images together to create the final image using Microsoft Image Composite Editor (MS ICE). Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:37 What's in the box Classic & Deluxe versions 06:28 Battery specs and power/charging requirements 08:15 Telescope specs 13:06 App Connection and basic use 17:29 Imaging the Sun 20:49 Capturing a panorama 23:18 Astro Imaging - Dark Calibration 26:20 Imaging - Star Position Calibration 26:57 Goto Moon + Imaging 28:50 Andromeda quick view (20 x 5s) 34:06 Triangulum Galaxy (20 x 5s) 35:49 Pleiades (Seven Sisters) - No Filter (60 x 5s) 38:03 Pleiades (Seven Sisters) - With UHC Filter (60 x 5s) 39:40 Andromeda (120 x 5s) 41:57 Eastern Veil (~250 x 5s) 42:18 File Storage 43:24 Processing the panorama with Microsoft ICE 45:50 Wrap up and close Note: I was sent this for review purposes from DwarfLab, however, I have not being paid for this or earn any commission. I have complete editorial control and under no obligation to say or constrain any comments and no pre-approval for publishing. All content and comments made are based on information I have gathered from their public website product pages or from directly using the product. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I upload my images to Telescopius, and you can find my profile at: https://telescopius.com/profile/dave-... My other social locations are; https://www.daves-astrophotography.com/   / daves.astrophotography     / daveauld     / dave_auld   The main equipment I use is; Celestron CGX mount Celestron CGX-L mount Celestron Edge 11 Celestron RASA 11 Lunt LS80MTB1800C Solar Scope Bresser 8" Newtonian Bresser AR90s/500 ZWO ASI2600MC-P Colour cameras ZWO 60/280 guidescope ZWO ASI120mm guide camera ZWO ASI174mini guide camera ZWO ASI174mm planetary camera Unihedron Sky Quality Meter (SQM) NexDome Observatory #Astrophotography #DavesAstrophotography #Cyprus