With the moon up we've switched to narrowband imaging and began capturing data on the Veil complex. It is also referred to as the Cygnus loop and is a large supernova remnant.
So far we've gathered a couple of hours of Hydrogen Alpha (HA) consisting of ten minute exposures. Because our scope doesn't have a rotator the field of view is a little different than how you would usually see the Veil presented but I was happy that even at this odd position angle I was able to fit the entire complex in the frame.
Here's what we've got so far:
The Veil Complex in HA
As time and weather allows we will be adding Sulfur II (SII) and Oxygen III (OIII) data to complete a color image.
Thanks for looking.