See https://www.astrobin.com/k695ak/ for technical details.
Apart from M 78 I was able to image Barnard's Loop!

Data is pure broadband, no fancy mixing with narrowband data. Conditions were okay. Wind was strong during the first two nights with guiding about 1,1 to 1,3 arc sec. The third night was calm with 0.5'' guiding, therefore it was cut short by a cable snag...somehow after the successful flip while I was sleeping

My usual workflow with Constrast, HDR, sharp, SVD (working well!), color, shrink and SS (dimsmall + saturate) with subsequent denoise.
The image is pretty saturated (yeah, I know...), especially the hydrogen in the lower right corner but I liked the saturation of M 78 so the small loop part had to be sacrificed

Clear skies!
Stefan