Inside PixInsight (The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Series)

Very useful and a great read if you are new to pixinsight!

The book seems to be very complete, but it is not "one-stop shop". It is helpful but tends to take a beginner along too many paths for it to be a stand-alone source. It is worth having, though, but using videos is also necessary, and it is nice to have a friend that can help also.

I like having written guides to follow as opposed to YouTube videos that are almost impossible to follow unless you transcribe them. Well illustrated and clear directions - good quality print and paper. Since PI is updated so often, some things are not up to date, but I did not find that to be a deal breaker.

I bought this book as the recommended PixInsight primer. The book contains a wealth of information and really helped me get started. While the examples, etc. are fairly straight forward with suggested settings and screen shots of the various scripts and processes, it does jump around a bit in places and I've had to do a lot of thumbing around to stay on top of what's happening. Combined with information available online, this books has proven well worth the cost for me as a beginner.

The processes are well-explained so it's not only a [mindless] step-by-step how to guide but also a good explanation of each process's function and settings. Good "before and after" photos. There's a lot of interactive guides on YouTube but they seldom go into enough detail to master these tools as this book does.

I purchased the first edition of this book and I found it to be of little help getting me up and running with the program. The second edition received many top reviews and many astrophotographers who's work I highly admire have recommended the book. I purchased it a couple weeks ago and it has already been a huge advantage to may image processing routines. Pixinsight is a program that involves iterative learning, you pick up something each time you use it. Purchasers of this book who are new to Pixinsight will find it basic enough to get started using the program and more experienced users will find more than enough material to supplement current routines and push their processing to a higher level. Highly recommended!

PixInsight is incredibly powerful software but has a steep learning curve. Warren A. Keller's Inside Pixinsight is a valuable resource detailing each module as well as offering workflows both for color and monochrome image processing. As an astrophotographer this book never leaves my desk; I return to it regularly to brush up or explore new techniques.

Pixinsight has so many updates and features almost on a monthly updates getting a book is only going to help get a basic understanding. The Pixinsight team does a great job of explaining the new features in videos and users post their impressions and haw they use it on YouTube.

Es de los pocos libros que manejan este tema, muy bien.

Chaque plugin de PixInsight est expliqué avec les impacte de certaines valeurs. A lire !

Very useful reference if you already have a reasonably good understanding of data processsing, but I'd imagine it's not so good for anyone that is just starting out. Needs updating for the new weighted average batch pre processing script.

PixInsight is a very daunting piece of software. No matter how much experience you may have with other photo processing software, a new user will be instantly stumped by PI. The interface is unlike anything else. The functions and tools don't have familiar names. The tools themselves have multiple settings unlike any other image processing software. Online video tutorials from the various free streaming sites run the gamut from horrible to passable, with a few gems here and there along the way. The learning curve for new user is very steep. Mr Keller walks you through the whole process of PixInsight processing, covering the tools, their settings, what they do, and how to use use them. He demystifies the program and makes things very easy to understand. This is the definitive guide to using the most powerful piece of astro-imaging software ever created. And it's worth every penny.

Non sto a ripetere quanto già scritto da altri, aggiungo che la versione cartacea è stampata su una bella carta e le immagini a colori ne giovano di conseguenza.