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You can see the initial readings are at the secondary minima.  M51 2X300sec per colour Just a quick image as I was trying to set up my new SA200.
Very core of our nearest Galaxy – Andromeda at 2.5 Million Light years. Right overhead at this time of year, so anyone with a mount and a camera with telephoto and FOV of about 2.5degrees, now is the time to image this spectacular sight.
Veil nebula is a cloud of dust and ionised gas (Sulphur Oxygen and Hydrogen) in the constellation of Cygnus. It contains a radio source and is about 1470 light years away.  Veil Nebula The original data (images) have been re-scanned using new script. UX UMA variable star. 14/8/2017
Yes, this is the result of a star measurement session. A time series of V filtered measurements of RW Tri at 880LY.  RW Tri Time Series. I just love this nebular. Star forming area of dust and gas. This is a better image than before Xmas. Techy bit: 3 x 100sec per RGB and 4 X 130sec L merged with 3X 60sec per RGB and 4 X 60sec Luminance. Taken with 8inch RC astrograph with a Trius H694 camera running ar -12C. Filter system is StarlightXpress Mount is AzEq6 pro.  Orion Nebular
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Nearly 3 million Light Years away (NGC 0589)
Bit too big for my field of view (26′ by 21′). But nice pic of the inner dust lanes also 19 Nov 2017!