The FeatherTouch focuser upgrade to the telescope is certainly working wonders. No longer do I have the unpleasantness of looking at very odd autofocus graphs, unable to find the focal point. Now I actually get perfect to nearly-perfect V-curves, as with the following two examples:
Finally, I completed work on my recent image of M31 Andromeda Galaxy, along with the M32 and M110 galaxies next to it. The image comprises a massive 76 hours of total exposure time - an abnormally large amount of imaging time for one target for me. This included a total of 760 exposures. In LRGB, I captured 1 minute and 10 minute exposures (for HDR on the core). This was done for all four panels of the mosaic, with 30 exposures in Luminance and 20 exposures per colour channel. Then to enhance the image further, I captured 10 exposures each of 15 minutes in Hydrogen-Alpha, for all four panels of the mosaic as well. The end result is shown below. If you click the image, it will take you to the high-resolution version on Flickr.