K1-22 Planetary Nebula in Hydra

[tornado33]

Hi all
Another "faint fuzzy"
Got this over 2 nights as I attented an astronomy talk on Thursday night and got 5 subs done after I got home. Got 6 more earlier tonight but was very hazy from the dust storms, so I gave less emphasis to tonights data (about 35 %) because it was more noisy
11x10 mins ISO400. LPS filter , MPCC coma corrector, modded 350d , 10 inch f5.6 scope off axis guided.
Its large but very faint, had to push it to get anything.

Im off to Taree for the weekend visiting family there so no imaging or net access for me till Sunday PM :(
Scott

[Lester]

Nice image Scott, the star colours add to the surroundings of the planetary.

[sjastro]

Very nice Scott.

I have never heard of it.
What's the angular size of the object?

Regards

Steven

[Terry B]

Also known as the southern owl neb.

PNG283.6+25.3 (aka PK283+25.1) KOHOUTEK1_22 K1_22 VV3_1 ESO378_01 " SOUTHERN OWL "
11 26 43.8 -34 22 12 12.61P 180.0" ---- HYA 367 17.4 LARGE PN

[Screwdriverone]

Very nice Scott!

LOVE all the red stars in the frame, there is just so many!

Thanks for posting that, its awesome.

Cheers

Chris

[rogerg]

Not bad, sure looks faint! :)

[spearo]

very faint little guy!
well done
frank

[jase]

Very cool. Nice work Scott. Would be an interesting object with a bit more FL behind it. Should be quite a challenge. Thanks for sharing.

[Starkler]

Just as interesting as the pn imo is the numerous string formations of stars in the background. Nice colours too. :thumbsup:

[dcalleja]

Nice. Great framing and an unusual object to boot. Thanks for this

[Ric]

That's a great capture Scott, very ghostly in it's appearance.

Cheers

[tornado33]

Thanks all, Im happy to share these lesser known objects :)
Scott

[Hagar]

Nice one Scott. Looks like it needs hours worth of exposure to bring out the detail in this one.

Nice capture.