M42, Orion Nebula, taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through a 100mm TMB refractor at f/8. 3 hour exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM.

NGC7331, taken by Ed Henry with an ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 6.75 hours total exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM. 13 x 15 minute plus 7 x 30 minute sub-exposures.

M27, Dumbell Nebula, taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 1 hour exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM, using the SBIG AO-7 Adaptive Optics accessory.

M95 taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 4 hours exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM.

NGC 7635, Bubble Nebula, taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 4.5 hours exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM, using the SBIG AO-7 Adaptive Optics accessory.

M65 and M66, taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through a 100mm TMB refractor at f/8. 8 hours exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM.

NGC 4565, taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 7 hours total exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM, using the SBIG AO-7 Adaptive Optics accessory

M63, Sunflower Galaxy, taken by Mike Siniscalchi with an ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an 8" f/5 reflector.6 hours total exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM.

M104, Sombrero Galaxy, taken by Ed Henry with an ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 1.25 hours exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM, using the SBIG AO-7 Adaptive Optics accessory.

M81 taken by Mike Siniscalchi with an ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an 8" f/5 reflector. 57 x 300 seconds = 4.75 hours total exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM.

Pelican Nebula, detail, taken by Ed Henry with ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an LX200 12" SCT at f/7. 6.8 hours exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM, using the SBIG AO-7 Adaptive Optics accessory. Sub-exposures were 30 - 40 minutes.

NGC4631 taken by Mike Siniscalchi with an ST-2000XCM single-shot color camera through an 8" f/5 reflector. 57 x 300 seconds = 4.75 hours total exposure, self-guided by the ST-2000XCM.