This LRGB dataset captures NGC 4736, also known as the Croc's Eye Galaxy, across two nights in May 2025. The acquisition comprises 250 total frames through luminance, red, green and blue filters, each exposed for 120 seconds, yielding 8.3 hours of total integration time. Imaging was performed with a ZWO ASI1600MM Pro monochrome camera paired with an Askar Fra 400 telescope on an AM5 mount. The luminance channel received 126 frames, while the colour channels collected 40 red, 41 green and 43 blue exposures. This spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici presents a bright nucleus surrounded by complex ring structures, making it a rewarding target for intermediate imagers. The dataset is available as a free download under a Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 license, permitting copying, modification and redistribution for non-commercial purposes.
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