@article{723783,
      recid = {723783},
      author = {Ashley, Joseph,},
      title = {Astrophotography on the go using short exposures with  light mounts / [electronic resource] :},
      pages = {1 online resource :},
      note = {Includes index.},
      abstract = {No longer are heavy, sturdy, expensive mounts and tripods  required to photograph deep space. With today's advances in  technology, all that is required is an entry-DSLR and an  entry level GoTo telescope. Here is all of the information  needed to start photographing the night sky without buying  expensive tracking mounts. By using multiple short  exposures and combining them with mostly?freeware? computer  programs, the effect of image rotation can be minimized to  a point where it is undetectable in normal  astrophotography, even for a deep-sky object such as a  galaxy or nebula. All the processes, techniques, and  equipment needed to use inexpensive, lightweight altazimuth  and equatorial mounts and very short exposures photography  to image deep space objects are explained, step-by-step, in  full detail, supported by clear, easy to understand  graphics and photographs. Currently available lightweight  mounts and tripods are identified and examined from an  economic versus capability perspective to help users  determine what camera, telescope, and mount is the best fit  for them. A similar analysis is presented for entry-level  telescopes and mounts sold as bundled packages by the  telescope manufacturers. This book lifts the veil of  mystery from the creation of deep space photographs and  makes astrophotography affordable and accessible to most  amateur astronomers.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/723783},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09831-9},
}