Altair: Test Shot

by Aleksey Shipilëv

Objects in field: NGC 6837, NGC 6840, NGC 6843, LDN 663, LDN 668, LDN 670, LDN 671, LDN 672, LDN 678, LDN 680, LDN 681, LDN 687, LDN 688, LDN 689, LDN 690, LDN 694, LDN 695, LDN 700, LDN 703, LDN 707, LBN 126, Sh2-81, 44 Aql, 44 sig Aql, 49 Aql, 49 ups Aql, 50 Aql), 50 gam Aql, 53 alf Aql, 53 Aql), 54 Aql, 54 omi Aql, 59 Aql), 59 ksi Aql, 60 Aql), 60 bet Aql, 61 Aql, 61 phi Aql, 63 Aql, 63 tau Aql, Alshain, Altair, Aquila, B142, B143, B335, B338, B339, B340, Part of the constellation Aquila (Aql), PK044-09.1, PK047-04.1, Reda (γ Aql, Tarazed, The star Alshain (β Aql, The star Altair (α Aql, The star Libertas (ξ Aql, The star Tarazed, The star ο Aql, The star σ Aql, The star τ Aql, The star υ Aql, The star φ Aql

Equipment: Samyang 135mm F2.0 ED UMC, ZWO ASI2600MC Pro

Integration: 16m

Just checking how many stars resolve around the very bright one, plus whether there are lens/diaphragm spikes on wide-open lens.