A 90 mm aperture that sees more

The deeper the sky, the more aperture matters. As aperture increases, the diffraction-limited angular resolution gets smaller, revealing finer deep-sky detail. Faint structures, fine textures and subtle layers hidden in the dark — Draco's 90 mm telephoto optics gather the light needed to reveal what smaller systems can miss.

One telescope. Two stories from that night.

Draco captures the universe at two scales, simultaneously.

The same sensor. Multiple imaging modes.

Let time bring out the details

300-second single-frame exposures, rock steady. With built-in guiding, physical field derotation and a precision drive system, Draco corrects tracking errors and minimises field rotation, keeping stars tight and sharp throughout single-frame exposures of up to 300 seconds.

Made for the finest images yet

A 90 mm aperture defines the physical ceiling of image quality. Draco uses an aberration-corrected optical system to precisely correct light deviation deep within the lens set, so stars stay pin-sharp from the centre of the frame to the edge.

A more advanced filter system

Draco's dual cameras feature multiple built-in filters for deep-sky imaging, the Milky Way, star trails, the Sun and Moon, everyday photography and more.

SHO or Standard. Choose your Draco.

Both editions share the same Hα + O III dual-narrowband filter and Astronomy filter. The SHO Edition adds a built-in S II + O III dual-narrowband filter, targeting S II at 674 nm and O III at 503 nm at the same 13 ± 3 nm bandpass. The two narrowband filters work automatically in sequence to capture real S II, Hα and O III data — Draco then handles separation, colour mapping and composition automatically, producing classic blue-and-gold Hubble Palette images with one tap. The SHO Edition includes an external ND filter for solar imaging; the Standard Edition has the ND filter built in.

Steady support in Equatorial Mode

Draco's all-metal base fits securely into its metal frame, forming a rigid, unified structure that stays stable in Equatorial Mode. No additional equatorial mount is required — follow the in-app guidance to set the correct angle for greater stability during long exposures and multi-frame stacking.

Included aluminium-alloy tripod

Aluminium platform, connectors and legs for reliable support without unnecessary weight, with TPR feet for grip. Approximately 480 g, 175 mm deployed height, 470 mm footprint diameter, and a folded size of just 80 × 80 × 268 mm. An 80 mm top platform with a 3/8″-16 mounting thread provides a secure connection, and the fixed-length legs open to a preset angle for quick setup.

DWARFLAB App — the power behind every touch

Tap your phone and NFC brings the app to life instantly. The app connects automatically, adapts to your environment, guides the capture, and carries the image all the way through processing.

Prefer your own workflow?

Draco gives you the data too. Export in JPG, PNG, FITS and TIFF. JPG and PNG make sharing quick, while FITS and TIFF fully preserve the underlying image data for advanced post-processing.

Advanced imaging, beyond the usual limits

Solar System Mode

Automatically centre, focus and lock onto the Sun or Moon with one tap — sunspots, lunar detail, or a solar or lunar eclipse. On the Standard Edition, switch the built-in ND filter into place with one tap in the app. On the SHO Edition, attach the included external magnetic ND filter and Draco handles the rest.

Specifications

Khan Scope Centre — 3243 Dufferin Street, Toronto. Specifications, images and product descriptions are provided by DWARFLAB and are subject to change without notice. Prices in Canadian dollars, taxes extra.