Messier 3. I took it last year on a full moon night, modest result. I did a session this year on a 37 % moon. I had a bit of a hard time to get one stack of the 2 sessions since my exposure times per sub were different. In my former version of WBPP i just had to adjust the tolerance time to include all of the subs. Strangely on WBPP 2.4.5 is just does not work like that anymore. With a little help from a CN member i finaly made 1 stack out 181 x 1 minut and 86 x 2 minuts subs...Took PI quite some time to stack them, 2 hours and 20 minuts, phew...
Anyhow here is a crop of the glob. It is a bit more cropped then the release on astrobin...
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Hi Freddy, I like this version much more than the the glob you posted last year (?). There are really a lot of small weak stars in there
You succeeded well with with postprocessing in StarTools. Background is a bit busy; sometimes difficult to say what is noise and what are stars. And we all know that colour saturation is a matter of taste ( ) and I'm usually on the less saturated side too, but maybe you could try to dial in a slightly stronger differentiation between the blue and the red/orange stars?
For the love of God i really can't tell which one i find best. I used an even stronger deconvulation and putted more color in, as Dietmar proposed.
I might have overdone the deconvulation, but anyhow it shows how good it works or can work specialy on globs...
The background does not really trouble me but indeed there is a halo, sort of ringing in the bright stars. Don't know exactly what causes it and how to deal with it. This is not the only picutre in which it shows up.
But anyhow i am quite pleased with the outcome, can't help liking globs. I always did, also when i was a visual observer. In my 18' Obsession at the time they were just staggering...
) and I'm usually on the less saturated side too, but maybe you could try to dial in a slightly stronger differentiation between the blue and the red/orange stars? 
I like this new version, Freddy, especially the orange stars are a real eye catcher.