IMAGING MUSTREAD

features and how to observe them. The information is detailed yet easy to follow, and there are photographs throughout which are a huge help to the reader. One chapter, for example, features uncropped comparison photos of the Moon captured with a variety of camera lenses and different-sized telescopes. Later, there are useful screenshots to illustrate each step involved when image stacking, stitching and processing.

In one chapter the term ‘eye piece projection’ is used incorrectly to describe afocal photography with a smartphone, but it’s correct elsewhere.

This book is a must-have for anybody interested in lunar photography. If you are a beginner, this is the only lunar observing book you will ever need, but even experienced observers will learn something from it and will wish this book had existed years ago.

★★★★★