NGC 3132 is a bright (mag 8) but small planetary nebula.  At 0.8 arcmin, its footprint is only slightly larger than Jupiter.  The prominent central star has a very close (1.6") companion - not visible here - that caused multiple outbursts and originated the intricate, somewhat concentric structure.  Hence the popular name Eight-Burst nebula.  This field is only 4 x 6 arcmins with north towards the top.