Intermediate CCD Astroimaging Books
After completing
Choosing and Using a CCD Camera
and Introduction to Astronomical Image Processing
these books and CD-ROMs provide excellent additional information on CCD imaging.
CCD Astronomy Books
- The Art and Science of CCD Astronomy, David Ratlidge
12 chapters by different authors about their CCD experiences. This is a good book to read after you have completed
Choosing and Using a CCD Camera
and Introduction to Astronomical Image Processing.
A more detailed book description is at Adirondack Video Astronomy
- FOSTER CCD Imaging Series, Software Bisque,
The FOSTER series is an in-depth look at the fundamental requirements for obtaining good CCD images.
Book comes with a CD-ROM.
- The CCD Camera Cookbook, Richard Berry, Veikko Kanto & John Munger,
This book shows you how to build your own CCD camera.
Also, visit the Cookbook Web site.
A more detailed book description is at Willmann-Bell, Inc.
- A Practical Guide to CCD Astronomy, Patrick Martinez and Alain Klotz,
A guide to choosing and using CCD cameras for amateur astronomers.
- Astronomical Equipment for Amateurs, Martin Mobberley,
Chapter 8 is on electronic imaging, 43 pages.
- Amateur Telescope Making, Stephen F. Tonkin,
Chapter 14 is on building and using a Cookbook CCD Camera by Al Kelly, 14 pages.
- Splendors of the Universe : A Practical Guide to Photographing the Night Sky, Terence Dickinson, Jack Newton, Terrence Dickinson,
This guide covers all aspects of astrophotography including CCD imaging.
- Deep Space CCD Atlas: North and South books by John Vickers,
A good reference of CCD images to verify your objects.
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