- Double Stars (Cam) -

And (31) Cep (13) CVn (4) Her (12) Oph (1) Tau (11)
Aql (9) Cet (1) Cyg (19) Hya (2) Ori (8) Tri (5)
Ari (8) CMa (1) Del (2) Leo (12) Peg (16) UMa (11)
Aur (27) Cnc (9) Dra (8) LMi (4) Per (18) UMi (1)
Boo (8) Com (1) Equ (5) Lyn (16) Psc (7) Vir (6)
Cam (5) CrB (4) Eri (1) Lyr (8) Ser (3)
Cas (17) Crv (1) Gem (19) Mon (1) Sex (1)

STF 389 (**)
Name: STF389
Type: **
Constellation: Cam
Coordinates: 03h30m10.93s / +59°21'57.80"

Components:
m1 m2 ρ θ Year
AB 6m4 7m9 2.6" 72° 2018
Robert Zebahl
70mm f/5.7, 133x, Bortle 6, SQM-L 19.2
Easy to find and separated at 67x, but very tight. Easily separable at 133x, still relatively tight together with significant difference in brightness.

STF 419 (**)
Name: STF419
Type: **
Constellation: Cam
Coordinates: 03h42m45.19s / +69°50'44.30"

Components:
m1 m2 ρ θ Year
AB 7m8 7m8 2.9" 73° 2018
Robert Zebahl
70mm f/5.7, 67x, Bortle 6, SQM-L 19.2
Separated, but tight with equally bright components. Beautiful sight.

STF 1694 (**)
Name: STF1694
Type: **
Constellation: Cam
Coordinates: 12h49m13.80s / +83°24'46.30"

Components:
m1 m2 ρ θ Year
AB 5m3 5m7 21.8" 324° 2017
Robert Zebahl
70mm f/5.7, 15x, Bortle 6-, NELM 5m0, SQM-L 19.1
Easy to split with noticeable angular distance and slight difference in brightness. The faint component tends to be more bluish, the brighter one appeared more light yellowish.

SZ Cam (**)
Name: SZ Cam, STF485
Type: **
Constellation: Cam
Coordinates: 04h07m51.38s / +62°19'48.40"

Components:
m1 m2 ρ θ Year
AE 6m9 6m9 18.0" 306° 2018
Robert Zebahl
B 8x40, Bortle 6, NELM 5m0+
Split, but very tight with equally bright components. I used a tripod.
70mm f/5.7, 15x, Bortle 4-, SQM-L 20.9
Easily split with nearly equally bright components. Located in the center of the open cluster NGC1502. Very nice view.

WDK 1 (**)
Name: WDK1
Type: **
Constellation: Cam
Coordinates: 05h03m23.90s / +53°07'42.50"

Components:
m1 m2 ρ θ Year
10m0 13m7 5.6" 279° 2015
Robert Zebahl
70mm f/5.7, 67x, Bortle 6, SQM-L 19.2
The double star could not be identified at magnifications between 67x and 133x even with a finder chart.