Hi Andrew,
Not bad for challenging conditions, moon and light pollution.
I think your coma corrector is already at the correct spacing 55mm. The type 1 baader is best at F/L of 4.5 to F/6.
Here's the blurb about the type 3, I think this applies to the type 1 too.
To get the best astrophotos with a DSLR camera, the Baader MPCC Mark III Multi-Purpose Coma Corrector is ideal. For imaging with digital SLR cameras, only the MPCC MkIII is needed - additional spacer rings are not required. (You WILL need a T-ring for your particular camera model, of course). The MPCC MkIII is designed for a nominal 55mm distance from the mounting flange to the camera sensor (55mm is the standard flange-to-sensor distance for most DSLR cameras, measured from the front of the T-ring to the image plane). For use with CCD cameras, you may need one or more T-thread extension or "spacer" rings to achieve the correct distance between the MPCC MkIII and the camera's imaging sensor. (Orion carries a T-thread Spacer Ring Kit, sold separately).
Here's a link to setup with a DSLR.
http://www.baader-planetarium.com/pdf/mpcc_e.pdf
My type 3 still produces a little coma.
Cheers,
Justin.