I was tempted by the reviews on this, and wasn't disappointed.
My thanks to the Author, easy to read, no beating around the bush, and full of all of the pertinent points about AP with the latest hardware (Jan 2020, v3).
I don't aften read a text book from cover to cover, but I did with this one !

I give this book a 5 star review as a complete beginner to astrophotography and although this book is aimed just at that it carries on a bit further too. Many mysteries solved in just a few pages. Clear and honest advice about what to buy and not to buy. Excellent instructions. Highly recommended book.

Highly recommend this book and written to a high standard!! and very good price for the information it provides 5 stars from me!!!

If there is one book you must read then this is the book you should have in your bookcase ,invaluable information covers all aspects of astrophotography so if you're new to astrophotography read this book first,very informative .

I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to understand and process the information given. It will guide you step by step from telescope to cameras, mounts to software using easy to understand language rather than all the technical jargon that usually baffles the brain of a newbie.

If you had to choose one book then this should be that one!

Great book to get the best start for Astrophotography
You Will learn everything you meed to know. Don’t need a University degree to understand

An excellent book full of useful tips. Should be compulsory reading.

Only just started to get into staring at the night sky and was interested in taking some decent photo's and this book kept cropping up .... I can see why !

Just received this book, brilliant delivery times and service from the staff at FLO, Top Notch Guys/Gals.
About the book, It is just awesome, full of very useful and good information for anyone wanting to get into Deep Sky Astrophotography, The different chapters and segments are full of brilliant information, especially the parts about the Processing of your images after, its all about the 6 F's as Steve Richards would say.

The balance of real-life experience and theory of astrophotography presented in this book is fantastic.
Clearly years of experience shared so openly means it does take reading again and again - but that's no bad thing.
I agree with people on the forums when they advise this as one of the first things to buy if you're interested in astrophotography.
What a brilliant reference.