This is The Pleiades taken using RGB filters. Annoyingly, it’s suffering from a nasty chromatic aberation which I’ve never seen before on any other image. I don’t know what causes it but I will get to the bottom of it

William Optics GT71, 0.8 reducer, EXOS2 with Onstep, RGB filter, Artemis-M Pro, guided

This is comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon). This was very low in the sky lurking amongst light pollution. It was the first comet that I’d ever captured and I had to learn a new skill to process it. It’s not fantastic, but I’m happy with it for a first attempt

William Optics GT71, 0.8 reducer, EXOS2 with Onstep, LRGB filter, Artemis-M Pro, guided

This is the Triangulum Galaxy taken with RGB, Luminance and Ha filters, processed in Siril and Gimp

William Optics GT71, 0.8 reducer, EXOS2 with Onstep, RGBLH filter, Artemis-M Pro, guided

I decided to capture M13 again. I’ve never really rated globular clusters. I mean, they’re just a bunch of stars, right? Well, this one turned out ok and suits my focal length a little better than most of the galaxies.

William Optics GT71, 0.8 reducer, EXOS2 with Onstep, UV filter, IMX585, guided

Here’s M94 the Croc’s Eye Galaxy. This one was far harder than I thought it would be. There’s a very bright core and some faint nebulosity surrounding it that’s barely brighter than my light pollution.

William Optics GT71, 0.8 reducer, EXOS2 with Onstep, UV filter, IMX585, guided