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From the reviews: "This book is packed with sound practical advice about digital imaging. … The book is aimed at beginners and experts … . there is plenty of information in this book and it gives an excellent general overview of the subject." (Pete Lawrence, BBC Sky at Night, August, 2007) "This recent addition to Patrick Moore’s Practical Astronomy series is chock-full of helpful tips for anyone considering attaching a camera to a telescope. … I highly recommend it for beginners or for advanced imagers who concentrate on one photographic discipline and need an introduction to the other ones." (Sean Walker, Sky & Telescope, November, 2007) "Privett has certainly packed a bundle of useful information into one hundred and fifty pages, with hardly an equation in sight! … His advice is both relevant and concise and clearly reflects years of practical experience … . There is a good index at the back as well as useful appendices on hardware and software, and a helpful list of acronyms and abbreviations … . I got a good feeling from this book – a nice blend of genuine enthusiasm and expert knowledge comes clearly across." (Gerard Mc Mahon, Astronomy and Space, December, 2007)
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Digital electronic imaging devices allow the wonders of the universe to be seen in detail never before possible from an amateur astronomer’s backyard. This book clearly examines how to create the best astronomical images possible with a digital camera. It reveals the astonishing images that can be obtained with simple equipment, the right software, and knowledge of how to use it. Completely jargon-free, the book describes how to extract results from the raw-and-dirty original imagery and then transform them into high-quality pictures suitable for framing, posting online, or sharing with friends and colleagues.
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Excellent Practical Source of Information
2. Juli 2007
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I have been a serious photographer for several years, and an intermediate astronomer for the last couple years. I have recently decided to try and marry these two interests together in the form of astrophotography. This book has been an outstanding source of practical, usable information that has made the transition to using a telescope in conjunction with my cameras much easier and more enjoyable. I especially benefited from Privett's section on Image Reduction; I found several mistakes in my technique that I was not even aware I was making. Privett has a very readable writing style, and he also uses a subtle sense of humor to make the reading enjoyable, and not just a dry technical treatise. I also own one of Privett's other books, The Deep-Sky Observer's Year, and these two books go together very well for planning what to shoot, and knowing how to shoot. I heartily recommend this book for anyone who wants practical advice on how to improve their digital astrophotography results.
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Not worth the money
31. März 2007
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To start, this book is not 244 pages, it is 142 pages including indexes and appendices. I had hoped for a tutorial that would take you through the process of taking, processing and displaying astro photos. Given the advertised 244 pages (and the relatively high price) it seemed a reasonable expectation. It's not that there is something wrong, it's just that it's not anything special and for the price it should be. Bottom line, it's not worth the money
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The Zen approach to astro imaging? Save your money!
19. Februar 2009
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This is a 142 page booklet, the essence of which could have fit easily in less than 100 pages. The writing style is wordy and abstract. The depth of coverage would suffice to enlighten only the totally uninitiated, and then only barely. Save you money.
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