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	Thu, 02 Mar 2006 14:46:22 PST
Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2006 14:46:22 -0800 (PST)
From: Tim Crawford <tcarchcape

I must confess that I just this week acquired a copy
of Astronomical Photometry by Henden and Kaitchuck
(1982).

What a most delicious and easy book to read.  Even
though a significant portion of this text is devoted
to tube photometry there is much useful information,
still appropriate, and data that is directed towards
the amateur astronomer on the subject of photometry. 
In additon the concepts are very well explained with
examples.  

Even though Arne has a new book in the works I would
recommend that every one give this book a read, if you
have not already.  My only regret is that I have not
had the pleasure of reading this book sooner. 

While used copies are a bit pricy in the used book
loan.  For those of you not aware, most libraries
offer a service, at no cost to the borrower, of
securing any text in print from another institution;
this is simply called interlibrary loan service.

CS

Tim Crawford  CTX

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