The only serious image out the bunch was the Soul Nebula.   It was the only one I planned for and was my main target.  I managed to get 3.8 hours on it, with .8 hr on one side of the peer and the other 3 hrs on the other.  BTW, all images were taken with a QHY294c, a UHC-S filter and a AT60ED on a SkyWatcher GTi goto mount in Bortle 7-8 skies.

The rest of the images were mostly done with 30 sec exposures at high gain (i.e., 3000. I normally keep it at 1600.)  Like I said, I was sightseeing and doing an EAA experiment.

The Elephant’s Trunk Nebula area was the longest of the 30-sec shots, 240 x 30 seconds.  I still had to combine it with about 30% blend of a 90 minute exposure taken with another camera, but the same scope.  It was still too noisy even after 240 subs.

So, the 30 sec high gain experiment for EAA type imaging is not up to par with what I could do with the QHY183c camera.   It did well on open clusters, at least.  Oh, well.  Live and learn, as they say.