Given the lack of imaging opportunities over recent months, when two nights in a row on new moon looked promising, you don't pass them up!
This is 97 X 5 minutes subs taken over two nights, roughly centered on the Carina nebula with NGC3293 just sneaking in to the corner. The scope is Andy01's Stellarvue SV70T with reducer/corrector for approx 335mm focal length and my usual ZWO ASI294MC Pro OSC camera. Bayer drizzle integration in Astro Pixel Processor and a couple of minor tweaks in Photoshop. A few defects from a little residual tilt, but I will be needing to give the SV70 back soon so I don't think it is worth going further down that tilt fixing rabbit hole.
Astrobin here.
https://www.astrobin.com/full/at9maf/0/