The New CCD Astronomy: How to capture the stars with a CCD camera in your own backyard. by Wodaski, Ron

The New CCD Astronomy: How to capture the stars with a CCD camera in your own backyard. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780971123700)

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The New CCD Astronomy: How to capture the stars with a CCD camera in your own backyard. by Wodaski, Ron

The New CCD Astronomy: How to capture the stars with a CCD camera in your own backyard.

$29.95
The New CCD Astronomy: How to capture the stars with a CCD camera in your own backyard. by Wodaski, Ron

The New CCD Astronomy: How to capture the stars with a CCD camera in your own backyard.

$29.95
Format: Paperback
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This is the first edition of what has become bible of astrophotography with CCD cameras. It covers every aspect of the process, from selecting equipment to processing images - and everything in between. Supplementary materials are available at http: //www.newastro.com. Use your email address for username and password to initially log in to the site.Note that the electronic (PDF) version is still available for download with this discounted purchase. Please email orders@newastro.com with proof of purchase for download instructions.This book is for astro imagers who want to get their hands on the first edition of the book. This is a new printing, not a new edition

Author: Ron Wodaski
ISBN-10: 0971123705
ISBN-13: 9780971123700
Publisher: New Astronomy Press
Language: English
Published: 06/15/2002
Pages: 488
Format: Paperback
Weight: 2.47lbs
Size: 11.02h x 8.50w x 0.98d
By Ron Wodaski
By Ron Wodaski
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Ron Wodaski wrote his first how-to book in the early 90s, and finally realized he was nuts about astronomy 10 years later. He bought a telescope, started imaging with some of the very first CCD cameras available. When he could not find a reference book on the subject, he wrote his own. Today, Ron is director of the Tzec Maun Foundation, which provides free access to telescopes to students over the internet.

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