M81 M82 NGC3077

I bought the camera in winter.
For a long time, snowdrifts lay in the village and the observatory roof wouldn't open due to the frost.
In April, I finally got the new camera up and running — all the components for adjusting the back focus and so on had arrived.
At the end of April, there were only a few days left to capture the RGB channels, which I did. Then came the Moon... a full Moon. I tried to shoot H-alpha throughout those nights, but didn't manage to extract much. Some data was simply lost during H-alpha integration. I shot the L channel in May, and added a bit more RGB. Now the weather has turned bad, and the dark time (Sun below 14 degrees) is only about two hours. I see no point in accumulating more LRGB data, so I'm posting the work as is — everything I managed to gather over 15 days. 
I'm almost satisfied with the processing — I managed to bring out the IFN without losing saturation. All thanks to PixInsight. 
Greetings to the haters — BlurXTerminator was used here only for star correction (not applied to galaxy details). I did without StarXTerminator because it slightly suppresses the galaxy clusters, of which there are many here.