Doug West, as well as Seiichiro Kiyota, have indicated that this fading nova appears to have unusual colors. I have calibrated the field at BVRcIc on one marginally photometric night and with high airmass (the field currently transits around sunrise), with the preliminary field photometry posted at http://ftp.nofs.navy.mil/pub/outgoing/aah/sequence/v4740sgr.dat The expected external zeropoint error is about 3 percent, though this is a *very* crowded, reddened field and you should take care as to what stars you use for comparisons. V4740 Sgr itself appears in that file with magnitudes/colors of: RA (J2000) DEC V B-V V-R R-I 18:11:46.01 -30:30:51.5 12.776 0.859 -0.131 -0.535 The astrometry is with respect to UCAC1 and has approximately 100mas error. This confirms Doug's results indicating a very blue object, at least in the red filters. I will acquire additional calibration data as conditions permit (we have had a *very* poor winter for all-sky photometry).