Visiting friends in the Wye Valley last night, I took the opportunity to try imaging Jupiter using my Philips webcam on the back of their little 60mm Celestron NexStarSLT.
Using my Barlow-lens we got a decent image size, but focussing was very tricky as the lightweight mount was quite "whackery".
I used their WiFi to set up a Remote Desktop control, so that we could watch and operate from indoors in the warm, and I used the "RGB align" feature in SharpCap on the live video to compensate for the colour misalignment.
I was quite impressed with the result from such a small 'scope: But with no dew-heater, it wasn't long before the 'scope began to dew up.

That's a great image and shows what can be done with smaller scopes and a bit of experience.