Here is a two-camera two-scope mini-WASP image taken a few nights ago.  It is fairly poor overall mainly because this was only 4 sub-exposures (they were however 1,000 second subs).  I can make a vast improvement to this image with more imaging time, but the main thing is that the image gives me a good idea of my new FOV using the mini-WASP array.  I have always been a little cheesed off with the earlier image I took of this region with the M25C and Sky 90 (RGB plus H-alpha data, and quite a few hours of it!) as it didn’t quite get both nebulae in the FOV with the framing I chose (I should have rotated the camera a touch).  As you can see, the two camera (M26C) two scope (Sky 90) mini-WASP FOV more than adequately covers the region 🙂  So, we wait for the next clear evening and try again.

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