All last night I captured this target ( 6 hours and 25 minutes, frames of 5 minutes exposure). It was a good night, but not great. The high humidity made my newt completely wet. Fortunately the mirrors remained dry. At the end of the evening I had some
I added into the stack two and a half hours taken a week ago, during full Moon (frames of 10 minutes exposure). I also had planned to capture it tonight with 10m exposure ( it would helped for the fainter nebulae), but now is completely cloudy.
So, I have 8 hours and 55 minutes, with ASI 294MCPro, newt
The image is 50% resize (too large).
Clear skies!
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