New Astro-Imaging book from Springer,

[Steve Ward]

I've just ordered this one and can't wait to read it . . .

With input from Jay Gabany , Robert Gendler and Damian Peach etc , it should be a cracker.

http://www.springer.com/astronomy/astronomy,+observations+and+techniques/book/978-1-4614-7833-1

[Richie092]

Not cheap but definitely looks like it would be a good learning/reference book.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Sounds very interesting

[Tim]

Yep, pre-ordered as soon as Ken Crawford and Robert Gendler shared the link on FB

[r3i]

Looks like it is an update to this earlier Springer book: Digital Astrophotography: The State of the Art. A couple of the chapters have similar/identical titles and are by the same authors. I found the original an interesting read particularly as I was just starting out with imaging at the time.

[ollypenrice]

If there is one person* whom I feel really knows something utterly enormous that I don't know it is R Jay Gabany. I might want to use it differently but, by Gad, I'd love to know it!!!

Olly

*Of course, there are millions but R Jay Gabany is the nummber one for me.

[Gedan]

With such endorsements, this sounds like a must have. Thanks for the heads up.

[RobH]

Just ordered mine too.....very expensive, but not compared to the amount many of us have invested in gear, and this will probably be just as important.

[steppenwolf]

*Of course, there are millions but R Jay Gabany is the nummber one for me.

I have to agree with you Olly - this guy knows his stuff and has amazing results to back up his knowledge. If he could bottle his knowledge, I buy a crate .....

[DirkSteele]

Thanks for the heads up. Copy pre-ordered.