Astrophotography 

Robert Reeves takes you on a meticulous journey through the ins and outs of webcam imaging by covering everything necessary to modify popular camera models for all types of astrophotography His discussion includes sources for adapters and hard-to-find parts, as well as useful tricks for getting the most out of your equipment under any budget constraint. Detailed tutorials on the use of popular software for image processing are well written and thorough. They leave you with a feeling that no stone was left unturned and instill the confidence to go out any try webcam astrophotography yourself. - from S&T 

In the last few years webcam astrophotography has exploded onto the astronomy scene. It has rapidly evolved from short exposure six-bit black-and-white imagery into long-exposure full-color 16-bit per channel imagery of such quality that it rivals “conventional” means of astrophotography. Indeed, webcams have become the method of choice for planetary imaging.

The message of this book is that you too can participate in the digital astrophotography revolution without spending very much money. You do not need to invest $10,000 in a CCD camera, telescope and software. A basic webcam costs about the same as a "so-so" eyepiece. Software to control the camera and process the images that will get you going is free. If you have the telescope (practically any telescope that will track) and a computer you are ready. Since you see your results instantly the learning curve is much shorter.

Regardless of how you apply a webcam to astrophotography, you will derive a number of benefits. Working with them has been accurately described as interesting, challenging, and fulfilling. Webcams are capable of producing beautiful astrophotos that create a lasting record of your astronomical experience. The book will guide you into this fascinating topic and allow you to become a participant in this latest wave of astrophotography progress.