TheSkySearchers

Hello,

Today I would like to introduce you to the small planetary nebula PM 1-320. This PN with a primary size of 60" shows extended structures in [OIII]. There is some Halpha emission in the background, which is not unusual for many areas of the constellation Cygnus. The wide-field image shows that PM 1-320 is in the vicinity of the well-known Propeller Nebula.



Image with 12" Newtonian and QSI 660:
http://www.astrophoton.com/PN_PM_1_320.htm

Crop in 150% resolution:
http://www.astrophoton.com/images/PN_PM ... rop150.jpg

Wide-field image with BaaderApo95 and Nikon Z6:
http://www.astrophoton.com/PN_PM_1_320-2.htm

best,
Bernhard

39hrs and 28mins :eek: The amount of TOT really shows up with the depth of background nebulosity and the fact that you've captured that super faint extended planetary nebulosity. I highly recommend looking at the fully magnified images to get the full deal. That's one hell of an image!

wow , superb image , thx .

Nice coverage Bernhard. It's nice to see the WFOV image to put everything into perspective. The image with the Newtonian gives a nice closeup view. Nice job on the processing to make it stand out. Very enjoyable set of images.

Steve

Very impressive! Great work, Bernhard!!

Hello Gmetric, Jean-Yves, Steve, Marius, and all others,

Thank you very much for your nice words and all likes!

best,
Bernhard

Hi Bernhard. A dazzling image of the planetary nebula PM1-320. I especially enjoyed the cropped version and the many details. Thanks for taking the time to put this up on here for us to enjoy Bernhard and keep up this great work.

Hello Marshall,

Thank you very much for your nice words!

best,
Bernhard