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The Seven Sisters 200 stacks with a Dwarf 3 smart telescope

M45, the Pleiades, is a dazzling open star cluster wrapped in cosmic dust, located about 440 light-years away in Taurus. Known as the ‘Seven Sisters,’ these young, hot blue stars illuminate the surrounding nebula, creating a stunning celestial glow. Visible to the naked eye, the Pleiades have inspired myths, explorers, and astronomers for centuries—an eternal beacon in the night sky. I captured the stunning Pleiades Nebula (M45) using the Dwarf 3 smart telescope. This image was created by stacking 200 frames, revealing the delicate cosmic dust and the brilliant blue stars of this iconic cluster. A true deep-sky wonder! —————————————————— Frequently ask questions (FAQ): What cameras do you use? Dwarf 2 and 3 smart telescopes by Dwarflab One RS 1-inch 360 edition by Insta360 Osmo Pocket 1 and 2 by DJI Dahua IPC-HDBW3449EP-AS-NI (4MP IP-cam) Which powerbanks do you use? WM2002P Charmast Powerbank 26,800 mAh UPBK20000BK Nedis Powerbank 20,000 mAh RMP0303 Rock Cola Powerbank 10,000 mAh What tripodhead do you use: Innorel MH5-CNC Z-flex tripod mount Bresser MH-100 micro motion head for tripod Which mobile devices do you use? All videos are made and edited on an 13” 2TB M4 iPad Pro (my main computer) 6.7” 1TB iPhone 14 Pro Max What software do you use?: Dwarflab app (telescope control) Lightroom Mobile premium (photo editing) Affinity Photo 2 for iPad (photo editing) Windows App Mobile (remote connection) AstroEdit.co.uk (remote server for astro editing) LumaFusion (video editing) SkySafari Pro (digital planetarium) Observer Pro (observation planner) Xasteria Plus (astro weather - best for Europe) —————————————————— #dwarf3 #astrophotography #skyphenomena