I haven't done a lot of imaging in the last couple of years. I did some last week - a widefield image of M13 globular cluster. I'm still processing the results but the first big change I've noticed is the crazy number of satellite trails:
(https://www.markshelley.co.uk/Astronomy/2023/ThreeHourRejectionMap.jpg)
The above is the pixel rejection map from 3 hours of imaging time with a Canon EOS R on my Tak Epsilon 180ED. I've never seen anything like this before!
Mark
Thought you'd been quiet Mark, what have you been doing instead?
It's getting terrible Mark. I must say though this is the worst I have seen.
Take a look at Pete Vasey's post on SGL
https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/409788-horror-story-satellite-scandal/#comment-4380310
You might like to add your image above to the thread.
Carole
Worst around the summer solstice, I guess, but quite depressing. The Iridium constellation was trouble enough. Starlink et al make it far worse. :(
Going to include this Map in the next members images presentation.