EEA/VA session: live view + stacking (SharpCap Pro), Orion, nebulae NGC 2024, M 42: 08-09/11/2021.

Some clear sky windows during the night (08/11/2021-09/11/2021: between 23H30 and 00H20 (local time)).
(date and time given by the computer are incorrect. The battery from the motherboard for the BIOS has to be changed).
Session made on my balcony, urban environment, sky quality: Bortle 4/5:
Den Haag, Netherlands.

In Orion constellation:
Flame Nebula (NGC 2024)
Orion Nebula (M 42)

setup: camera ZWO 290 MM "mini" (IMX 290 MM) + lens 160mm/2.0 (brand LOMO), camera driven by the software SHARPCAP PRO, under two sessions in parallel: one dedicated to live view in "real time" or "near real time" (exposure roughly between 50 ms/im (20 im/s) to 200 ms/im (5 im/s), see the control board on the right window of the two sessions of SharpCap.
playing with the gain (between roughly 100/600 to 300/600), but also with the histogram.
No IR cut filter, no dark neither flat.
Bin 2x2

Top window is live view
Bottom window is live stacking

manual tracking on simple tripod,
More detail here (see first chapter: "MULTI SPECTRAL OBSERVATION (Vis/NIR/LWIR")):

   • Memo about few DIY setups used for ni...  

time stamp in the video:
[0 mn 00" - 5 mn 20"] : Flame Nebula (NGC 2024)
[5 mn 30" - 10 mn 30"] : Orion Nebula (M 42)