I have cut it down to one arc minute on a side. The field is rotated 12 degrees clockwise from north up, east to the left. Photometry will have to wait until this field is observed on a photometric night. North is up, east to the left. This image is 4.8 arcmin on a side.
North is up, east to the left.
This image is 4.8 arcmin on a side. WA 30-inch reflector at Manastash Ridge. Here is a flattenend V-band image of NGC 6038, with supernova 1999cc designated, along with some field stars. This display is about 4.8 arcmin on a side. A means source was USNO-A2.0.