Here are some photometric reference stars in the field of NGC 2608. Comparing these with GSC shows that the GSC is systematically close to V in this area (+/- 0.1 mag. or so), and that USNO-A2.0 'mr' magnitudes are also fairly close to standard R. USNO-A2.0 'mb' are too bright by several tenths. (As usual, these comments do not apply to USNO-A1.0.) Be sure to use several such stars to make your magnitude zero-point adjustment. The two stars with asterisks by their V magnitudes were observed on several nights by Landolt, and constitute secondary BVRI standards. \Brian Name RA (2000) Dec GSC V B-V V-R V-I P311-C 8 32 01.1 +29 37 16 1947-0501 10.70 0.57 SA 52-B 8 31 50.4 +29 37 59 1947-0529 10.93 1.04 [AKS95] 392 8 35 08.3 +28 23 51 1948-1672 11.48 0.49 [AKS95] 394 8 35 32.7 +28 42 23 1948-1634 11.53 0.45 P311-D 8 30 30.0 +29 28 28 1947-0133 11.66 0.41 [AKS95] 397 8 36 12.2 +28 41 29 1948-1582 12.04 0.96 SA 52-193 8 30 46.8 +29 20 31 1947-0619 *12.41 0.45 0.27 0.58 [AKS95] 396 8 36 12.0 +28 39 05 1948-1521 12.61 0.69 SA 52-56 8 30 51.1 +29 14 02 1947-0150 *13.19 0.64 0.38 0.78 P311-G 8 30 30.5 +29 16 08 1947-1367 13.54 0.62 SA 52-C 8 31 47.2 +29 39 52 1947-0736 13.81 0.41 P311-H 8 30 41.0 +29 21 32 1947-0641 13.94 0.57 P311-I 8 30 42.0 +29 17 47 14.44 0.72 SA 52-E 8 31 37.2 +29 39 04 15.31 0.48 SA 52-D 8 31 43.8 +29 39 53 15.95 0.61