The Dumbbell Nebula, or Messier 27, with 4314 images of 10 seconds or 11h 59m with a #SeeStar S50. Stacked in #AstroPixelProcessor and post-processed in #PixInsight.
Last night I took 1h of photos of the southern globular cluster M 30 in Capricorn using a #SeeStar S50. The two characteristic lines of stars radiating out of the centre are visible as well.
Last night I took about 1h of photos of the Dumbbell Nebula in Vulpecula with a #SeeStar S50. Even after only 1h the faint outer shell starts to become visible.
Last night I took about 1h of photos of the bright globular cluster M 13 in Hercules with a #SeeStar S50. The galaxies NGC 6207 and even IC 4617 are visible too.
An experiment: use the #SeeStar S50 with LP filter on the open cluster M 29 and see what you get. Well, the Milky Way is full of hydrogen emission and it shows. In total 280 x 10 sec or 46 min 40 sec.
NGC 6960 (Western Veil or Witch Broom Nebula) with a #SeeStar S50 in EQ mode. In total 190 x 10 sec (31 minutes 40 seconds). Stacked, cropped and light pollution removed in AstroPixelProcessor. Post-processed in PixInsight.
M 17 (Omega or Swan Nebula) with a #SeeStar S50 in EQ mode. In total 370 x 10 sec (61 minutes 40 seconds). Stacked, cropped and light pollution removed in AstroPixelProcessor. Post-processed in PixInsight.
M 8 (Lagoon Nebula) with a #SeeStar S50 in EQ mode. In total 390 x 10 sec (65 minutes). Stacked, cropped and light pollution removed in AstroPixelProcessor. Post-processed in PixInsight.
