Reading literature for a begginer

[bomberbaz]

Hello all.

Recently I am finding myself with a lot of questions in my head regarding imaging covering many different aspects of it. Not the actual setting up so much as more methodology and such. Things such as binning, over sampling, use of ancillary extras such as filters or barlows/reducers and so on.

So rather than keep asking questions, which I know people are happy to answer normally I think it might be better if I started researching for myself.

I have placed a wanted advert for "every photon counts" but just wondered if anyone has any other suggestions for resource that gives you a start up tutorial. I mean from the beginning too, I know I am already doing a little already but I can bet there are many useful tips I could pick up from some beginner type guides.

I have already done some google searches but the trouble is so much comes up and much of it is not really what I am after. 

Not bothered what type the resource is. Web page, book, you tube or whatever although I do like my you tube stuff if I am honest. 

Any help gratefully received.

Steve

[AstroNebulee]

I seen thread this earlier Steve, not reading material but may have some good nuggets of help for you. 

Cheers 

Lee 

[bomberbaz]

6 minutes ago, AstroNebulee said:

I seen thread this earlier Steve, not reading material but may have some good nuggets of help for you. 

Cheers 

Lee 

Thanks Lee, I shall bookmark it for tomorrow. Bit late just now. 

[bomberbaz]

15 minutes ago, AstroNebulee said:

I seen thread this earlier Steve, not reading material but may have some good nuggets of help for you. 

Cheers 

Lee 

Just realised it is nearly 2 hours so hopefully quite a bit of good info in there.