What to image in September with the Unistellar Odyssey

Cygnus overhead, Andromeda rising in the east and Pegasus behind it. The North America and Veil pages are the busiest on the site this month for a reason; the dual-band filter and 30 to 60 s subs make them possible from a suburban garden.

Moon in September 2027: new on 30 Sep, full on 15 Sep. Broadband targets (galaxies, clusters) want the week either side of new; emission nebulae behind a dual-band filter tolerate the rest.

41 targets transit near midnight in September. From a suburban sky the Odyssey gets a solid image of 13 of them in under an hour each; 28 need longer, or a darker sky, or several nights. Times below use the recommended filter and 4 s subs.

Solid image with the Unistellar Odyssey, sorted by the Bortle 6 figure. Each link opens the full Bortle 1 to 9 table with sub-length and filter comparisons.
TargetTypeBortle 4Bortle 6Bortle 8
47 TucanaeTucanaGlobular cluster6 min83 subs7 min105 subs12 min180 subs
M39CygnusOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
NGC 663CassiopeiaOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
Caroline's RoseCassiopeiaOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M52CassiopeiaOpen cluster8 min123 subs10 min157 subs18 min273 subs
Owl ClusterCassiopeiaOpen cluster8 min123 subs10 min157 subs18 min273 subs
M29CygnusOpen cluster15 min229 subs19 min291 subs34 min507 subs
NGC 6939CepheusOpen cluster15 min229 subs19 min291 subs34 min507 subs
M103CassiopeiaOpen cluster16 min240 subs20 min306 subs35 min533 subs
M15PegasusGlobular cluster28 min419 subs37 min560 subs1 h 10 min1,047 subs
M2AquariusGlobular cluster30 min451 subs40 min604 subs1 h 15 min1,133 subs
M30CapricornusGlobular cluster34 min509 subs45 min678 subs1 h 24 min1,263 subs
Saturn NebulaAquariusPlanetary nebula35 min526 subs46 min691 subs1 h 24 min1,262 subs
M75SagittariusGlobular cluster54 min817 subs1 h 13 min1,088 subs2 h 15 min2,025 subs
M32AndromedaGalaxy59 min893 subs1 h 20 min1,197 subs2 h 30 min2,249 subs
Bow-Tie NebulaCepheusPlanetary nebula1 h 20 min1,201 subs1 h 48 min1,616 subs3 h 23 min3,048 subs
Sculptor GalaxySculptorGalaxy1 h 27 min1,300 subs1 h 59 min1,780 subs3 h 49 min3,438 subs
Little DumbbellPerseusPlanetary nebula2 h 13 min2,001 subs3 h 01 min2,722 subs5 h 47 min5,211 subs
M72AquariusGlobular cluster3 h 33 min3,188 subs4 h 51 min4,371 subs9 h 24 min8,459 subs
Andromeda GalaxyAndromedaGalaxy4 h 24 min3,964 subs6 h 07 min5,505 subs12 h10,829 subs
Iris NebulaCepheusReflection nebula5 h 44 min5,154 subs7 h 58 min7,175 subs16 h14,156 subs
Eastern Veil NebulaCygnusSupernova remnant6 h 16 min5,637 subs8 h 43 min7,852 subs17 h15,506 subs
NGC 7331PegasusGalaxy6 h 23 min5,746 subs8 h 52 min7,976 subs17 h15,684 subs
North America NebulaCygnusEmission nebula6 h 51 min6,165 subs9 h 33 min8,594 subs19 h16,987 subs
Western Veil NebulaCygnusSupernova remnant7 h 30 min6,743 subs10 h9,406 subs21 h18,609 subs
Triangulum GalaxyTriangulumGalaxy8 h 12 min7,377 subs11 h10,297 subs23 h20,387 subs
Pacman NebulaCassiopeiaEmission nebula8 h 12 min7,377 subs11 h10,297 subs23 h20,387 subs
Ghost of CassiopeiaCassiopeiaEmission nebula8 h 35 min7,731 subs12 h10,762 subs24 h21,233 subs
Pelican NebulaCygnusEmission nebula9 h 49 min8,830 subs14 h12,341 subs27 h24,473 subs
Helix NebulaAquariusPlanetary nebula9 h 49 min8,830 subs14 h12,341 subs27 h24,473 subs
M110AndromedaGalaxy11 h10,348 subs16 h14,477 subs32 h28,744 subs
Elephant's Trunk NebulaCepheusEmission nebula12 h10,574 subs16 h14,795 subs33 h29,380 subs
Wizard NebulaCepheusEmission nebula12 h10,574 subs16 h14,795 subs33 h29,380 subs
Tulip NebulaCygnusEmission nebula12 h10,574 subs16 h14,795 subs33 h29,380 subs
Crescent NebulaCygnusEmission nebula14 h12,667 subs20 h17,741 subs39 h35,277 subs
Bubble NebulaCassiopeiaEmission nebula14 h12,667 subs20 h17,741 subs39 h35,277 subs
Cocoon NebulaCygnusEmission nebula15 h13,217 subs21 h18,493 subs41 h36,725 subs
Fireworks GalaxyCygnusGalaxy16 h14,419 subs22 h20,175 subs45 h40,064 subs
M74PiscesGalaxy17 h15,101 subs23 h21,123 subs47 h41,931 subs
NGC 6914CygnusReflection nebula18 h16,597 subs26 h23,167 subs51 h45,871 subs
Cave NebulaCepheusEmission nebula20 h18,192 subs28 h25,527 subs57 h50,873 subs

Other telescopes in September: Seestar S50 · Seestar S50 Pro · Seestar S30 · Seestar S30 Pro · DWARF 3 · DWARF mini · Draco · DWARF II · Vespera II · Vespera Pro · Vespera 3 · Vespera Pro 2 · eQuinox 2 · Origin · Origin Mark II

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