I did NGC7000 earlier this year but it had problems caused by the Sony bulb-mode star eater problem and artifacts caused by reflections on the inside surface of the adaptor:
http://forum.orpington-astronomy.org.uk/index.php?topic=10393
So here's another attempt - another of my September images. Almost 3 hours of data in 340 x 30second subs. Modified Sony A7S on Tak Epsilon 180ED.
This is the first image I have completely calibrated and stacked in PixInsight. I have applied no sharpening or noise reduction but the quality is much superior to the previous image. Whether that is PixInsight or the 30 second subs without star eating, I don't yet know. There are still artifacts from Deneb at the top right of the image but the bright crescent artifacts have gone.
(http://www.markshelley.co.uk/Astronomy/2015/ngc7000_20150917small.jpg)
Full size version is here:
http://www.markshelley.co.uk/Astronomy/2015/ngc7000_20150917.jpg
Mark
Oooo that's lovely Mark.
That is amazingly good. Is there an artifact at bottom right just above the blue-white star? Looks like a reflection nebula. So much detail.
Gorgeous image Mark, it's like looking into a jewel box all those sparkling coloured stars.
Carole