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How to
Photograph
the Moon and
Planets with
Your Digital
Camera
With 312 Figures.


This book is intended for the great number of amateur astronomers who wish to
pursue the hobby of astrophotography but find it a daunting prospect to plough
through books and/or otherwise gain information to translate such desires into
the production of quality pictures.
Astronomy generates awe in us all. We watch the news showing spacecraft
blasting off from their launch pads, amazing pictures from Mars and other
planets, as well as eclipses of the Sun and Moon. Participation in such events
seems too remote a possibility for many. And yet there is a way, that is so exciting,
to capture astronomical images with only a small amount of effort and an
even smaller amount of knowledge. Never mind the light pollution and tiny patch
of sky available to you. You don’t need a huge budget either.
In the following chapters a step-by-step guide is given to enable acquisition
and construction of inexpensive equipment with which to facilitate the taking of
beautiful photographs of space objects. No astronomical or optical physics
knowledge is assumed or required save the small amount given where necessary.
Amateurs at all levels may find the speed and rapid accumulation of quality sky
images useful for education and presentation purposes in addition to displaying
those images as part of an absorbing interest.
In places, short astronomical introductions to the target objects are provided
for beginners to peek into the vastness of space and time, to imagine the
processes that formed them and to wonder at the strange cosmic bodies that
exist.
It is hoped that enjoyment of the images obtained will lead to enthusiasm and
continued development of this fascinating hobby.

This is a remarkable book, unlike any other known to me. Tony Buick is not a
professional astronomer; he is concerned with medical science. He does not
aspire to own wildly expensive astronomical equipment – and yet with an ordinary
digital camera and a very modest telescope he has produced lunar and solar
photographs, which are fully equal to the best professional photographs available
only a few decades ago.
His methods are straightforward enough, and what he has achieved here can be
emulated by others, even allowing for the fact that Tony Buick has more than the
average amount of practical skill. Follow his instructions, and you too will be able
to produce stunning images which will not only give you pleasure, but may well
turn out to be useful for research purposes.
This book concentrates upon photographs of the Moon, and to a lesser extent
the Sun and planets, but the methods can well be extended to “deep space”
objects such as nebulae and galaxies. There is a tremendous amount of scope.
Tony Buick has shown the way, and what he has achieved will inspire many
others to follow suit.