NGC2835 was probably too small and faint to attempt from the suburbs of Brisbane, but I persisted through the very few clear & windless nights I could get over the last 6 weeks.
(L:R:G:B) 49:9:9:9 x 600s bin1x1 = 12h 40m
Celestron EdgeHD 1100 + EdgeHD 0.7x focal reducer
SkyWatcher EQ8 Pro Mount
QSI 683-ws Camera @ -15°C
Astronomik typ 2c LRGB filters
Starlight Xpress Lodestar X2 Autoguider
Might be a bit faint for shooting through LP close to a city like Brisbane, but you've done well. I don't trust reported surface brightness much, but DSO Browser puts this at 14 which is getting quite dim, I probably wouldn't have even tried it without dark skies, so I think that just makes your results all the more impressive. The 1100 HD should be large enough though, I doubt you'd be getting much better resolution anywhere in Australia with a bigger scope... I go after smaller things with my measly 840mm refractor :-)
I love this galaxy, it is on my list of potentials for this time of year....too many objects not enough time....
