TITLE: GCN GRB OBSERVATION REPORT NUMBER: 1303 SUBJECT: GRB011211 revised BVRI field photometry DATE: 02/03/23 18:57:09 GMT FROM: Arne A. Henden at USNO/USRA A. Henden (USRA/USNO) reports on behalf of the USNO GRB team: We have acquired additional BVRcIc all-sky photometry for an 11x11 arcmin field that is approximately centered on the position of the optical transient for GRB011211 reported by Grav et al. (GCN 1191) with the USNOFS 1.0-m telescope. The field was observed on two more nights, with the new dataset posted at: ftp://ftp.nofs.navy.mil/pub/outgoing/aah/grb/grb011211.dat Stars brighter than V=13.5 are saturated and should be used with care. The current photometry has a potential external zero-point error of about one percent. The astrometry in this file is based on linear plate solutions with respect to USNO-A2.0. The internal errors are less than 100mas. The two new nights have shown that the photometry reported in GCN 1197 has larger error than originally estimated, most likely caused by a combination of the very poor seeing, high airmass and approaching dawn. For example, the comparison star U0675_11427359 that was used by Grav et al.and Jensen et al. (GCN 1195) to calibrate their field can be found in the new .dat file with the following magnitudes: GCN 1195 (Jensen) B = 18.65 V = 18.18 R = 17.90 I = 17.07 GCN 1197 (Henden) B = 18.65 V = 18.11 R = 17.76 I = 17.42 new result B = 18.48 V = 18.00 R = 17.70 I = 17.37 We apologize for the lateness of this correction, but this winter has had unusually few photometric nights. This is the first case in several dozen calibrations that we have performed for the GRB community in which the final dataset differed from the initial dataset by more than a couple of percent.