The Great Carina Nebula in viewing range of a planet

How close should a planet be to the Great Carina Nebula for it's inhabitants to look up and see this in the night sky? I'm aware much of the sharpness of the view would be lost due to the atmosphere, but let's say you were on this hypothetical planet (and I'm assuming you can see the falcon shape in the image) and if you put up your hand and it measured exactly the length of your index finger from falcon-head to falcon-tail?

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