[LostInSp_ce]

With the weather turning for the worst, I figured that it's time to hide down the Hobbit hole and bury myself within the dark world of PixInsight. I have my little red light, my percolator has reached equilibrium and the lazyboy is perfectly polar aligned. All that's left is to find my target and capture as much data as possible.

So for those of you who have been there done that or are still there and doing that have any recommendations for a book that walks you through the whole package from start to finish? Perhaps a 'PixInsight Bible' (if such a thing exists?) that explains things in layman's terms and has lots of pretty pictures. I'll be starting from the ground up (or Hobbit hole up) so everything will be completely new and foreign to me.

I prefer a book/ebook as opposed to 'YouTube' vids as I find that with vids unless you know what to look for you can miss a lot of important processes that happen in between. It's also very hard to find vids that walk through an entire package in sequential order.

All help is greatly appreciated.

Update: I think I've found one. There's one in 'The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Series' which looks very promising.