Dear 1H 1933+510 campaigners, The following GSC stars were in my CCD field during the fantastically photometric night I was lucky to have on June 8, 2000. I had 1H 1933+510 near the extreme south end of the frame, so all but one of these guide stars are north of the CV target. The calibration fit was excellent, very low residual values; and was based on two Landolt standards, one very red and one very blue, observed as a pair on four occasions during the night over a wide range of airmass. In short, you can really trust these magnitudes and colors! I even observed this 1H 1933+510 field twice in each filter. I've ordered them in increasing R.A., taking the coordinates exactly as they are stated in the on-line Guide Star Catalogue. I have measured 1H 1933+510 to be located just 13 arcsec WNW of GSC 3568-115. ID RA (2000.0) Dec (2000.0) V B-V V-R V-I GSC 3568-405 19 34 27.12 +51 10 24.5 13.37 0.66 0.38 0.71 GSC 3568-352 19 34 30.91 +51 11 21.6 13.74 1.14 0.59 1.10 GSC 3568-1208 19 34 32.62 +51 08 02.5 14.00 0.64 0.39 0.76 GSC 3568-115 19 34 37.32 +51 07 38.0 13.83 0.63 0.38 0.72 GSC 3568-25 19 34 37.44 +51 08 45.0 14.01 0.56 0.33 0.64 GSC 3568-667 19 34 40.78 +51 09 32.9 12.53 0.48 0.30 0.56 GSC 3568-16 19 34 51.34 +51 09 00.2 13.20 0.47 0.32 0.60 GSC 3568-81 19 34 52.06 +51 08 36.6 13.54 0.78 0.50 0.92 Of the other stars in the frame, a useful one that is similar in brightness to 1H 1933+510's outbursts and is very near 1H 1933+510 is located just 15 arcsec south and slightly east of GSC 3568-1208. For that star, I have comp 19 34 32.7 +51 07 48 16.62 0.9 0.40 0.83 The B-V color is +-0.1 for this star, while the other values are uncertain by 0.03 to 0.04 (as judged mostly by the scatter in the two independent observations). I hope somebody finds this field useful for observing. -- Claia Bryja