\begin{table}%T2
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\caption{Details of NIR observations. "Observing ID'' refers to the number of
the data set in column one of Table~\ref{log}. $\lambda$ is the
central wavelength of the broad-band filter used. DIT is the detector
integration time in seconds. NDIT is the number of exposures of
integration time DIT that were averaged on-line by the instrument. $N$
is the number of images taken. The total integration time amounts to
DIT$~\times~$NDIT$~\times~$$N$. Seeing is the value measured by the
Differential Image Motion Monitor (DIMM) on Paranal at visible
wavelengths. It provides a rough estimate of atmospheric conditions
during the observations.
\label{NIRObs}}
\begin{tabular}{ccccccc}
\hline\hline
Observing & $\lambda$ & DIT & NDIT & $N$ & Pixel scale & Seeing  \\
ID &  & &  & & &  \\
\hline
1  &  1.7~$\mu$m & 15~s  & 2   & 50  & 0.013$''$     & $\sim$$1.1''$  \\
2  &  2.2~$\mu$m & 15~s  & 2   & 217 & 0.027$''$     & $\sim$$1.0{-}1.5''$ \\
3  &  3.8~$\mu$m & 0.2~s & 150 & 100 & 0.027$''$     & $\sim$$1.3{-}1.8''$  \\
4  &  2.2~$\mu$m & 30~s  & 1   & 330 & 0.027$''$     & $\sim$$1.0{-}1.8''$  \\
5  &  3.8~$\mu$m & 0.2~s & 150 & 60  & 0.027$''$     & $\sim$$0.7''$  \\
6  &  2.2~$\mu$m & 30~s  & 1   & 391 & 0.027$''$     & $\sim$$0.7''$  \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}