phot-z  95% confidence  Spectral type
                                             interval
                                                        
acs04b-011 12:37:33.85 +62:19:22.3   0.88    0.63 - 1.39    Sc
gal1       12:37:33.86 +62:19:23.0   0.87    0.62 - 1.48    Sc

acs04b-001 12:36:26.67 +62:08:30.1   0.55    0.35 - 0.75    Sc

acs04b-005 12:36:34.85 +62:15:49.2   0.85    0.61 - 1.09    Sb
gal1      12:36:35.30  +62:15:47.8   0.25    0.09 - 0.41    Sc

acs04b-006 12:36:58.45 +62:16:37.4   0.57    0.36 - 0.78    Sc
gal1       12:36:58.82 +62:16:38.1   0.42    0.23 - 0.61    Sc
gal2       12:36:58.09 +62:16:39.4   0.86    0.62 - 1.1     E

acs04b-007 12:35:50.78 +62:10:38.2   0.56    0.36 - 0.76    Sc
gal1       the same as above
gal2       12:35:51.3  +62:10:40.2   0.87    0.62 - 1.12    Sc

acs04b-018 12:37:22.34 +62:13:53.2   0.84    0.60 - 1.08    Sc
gal1       12:37:22.34 +62:13:50.5   0.97    0.71 - 1.23    Irr
gal2       12:37:22.57 +62:13:57.0   0.87    0.62 - 1.12    Sc

acs04b-023 12:36:34.35 +62:12:13.12  0.47    0.28 - 0.66    E

acs04b-025 12:37:48.40 +62:13:35.3  0.89     0.64 - 1.14    Sa/Sb

acs04b-026 12:37:49.58 +62:13:46.6   could this be a galaxy at very high-z?
                                     this seems to me to be a drop-out
                                     (z~5 ?) haven't checked the image.