I posted in my gallery (http://www.utahastronomy.com/album53) a set of single frame captures of various dso's I observed on Saturday night at Wolf Creek using a Stellacam3 and 7.1" MCT. They pretty much match what I was seeing real time on the monitor, most objects I had refreshing somewhere between 10 to 15sec integration, a few a bit less and some at 25 to 30sec. I didn't really track camera settings etc as I was enjoying the object detail too much, just about a full five hours observing before the wind picked up at 0300hrs. The images certainly aren't pretty compared to what you get with a bigger ccd, many minutes worth of stacked images and a bunch of image processing mucking about but having these real time (and at much less cost) makes up for it. The camera appears to triple or more the aperture of my little scope. When the wind started I set a StellacamII up with Tamron 4-12mm CCTV lens and put it on a tripod and pointed it east in an attempt to capture a few Perseids. Took about 85minutes of 8.5sec exposures but have not had time to see if I got anything yet. Cheers David