I read the post by Greg Bock about discovering this supernova so I thought I would image it last night. It looked a bit small in the image using the Proline 16803 so I used the Microline 8300.
Apart from the usual dramas when you change over gear I got a couple of hours of it.
Luminance turned out best, rgb not so great yet. It would need quite a few hours.
Here is the luminance.
The Supernova is the bright star near the core. I don't know how to put those little marking lines in the image to highlight it.
7 x 10 minutes 2x2 luminance -35C CDK17/ML8300
http://www.pbase.com/image/139036871
Its quite a pretty galaxy and worth imaging in colour with lots of hours.
There must be lots of these "obscure" not imaged often galaxies in the southern hemipshere. I'd love a list of these.
Greg.