Its been a while since the clouds departed from the North of England but last night the seeing was good, very little clouds and the moon was only 7% and i cant actually remember seeing it, i have changed my rig a litle bit by adding a mini pc to the setup so i can control everything over wifi and stay warm in the house.
The software i currently use is sharpcap to capture my images, for this target i used 240 second exposures, the rig itself is still evolving with a larger guide scope and mono guiding camera added.
The target i chose last night M33 was high in the sky so less atmosphere to cut through for imaging, M33 Triangulum galaxy is 2.73 million light years away and it is the second closest galaxy to use and can be seen with the naked eye in the darkest regions with good seeing, the spiral galaxy arms can be seen on this image nicely and the core of the galaxy is not over exposed.
I have also open up an accout on Telescopius to upload all my images, i really like this site as it is free and also adds plate solving to the images and lots of info can be added. https://telescopius.com/profile/lancastrianastro
