Nikon names winner of contest that banned film cameras

^{Picture credit: Dina Bova}

Dina Bova, a photographer from Israel, has scooped the Grand Prize in the Nikon Photo Contest 2012-2013 for an image entitled ‘Elegy of Autumn’.

Bova beat almost 100,000 other entries, a record for the contest that dates back to 1969.

As AP revealed last year, rules for the Nikon Photo Contest 2012-2013 – which was open to photographers worldwide – stated: ‘Scans of photographs taken with film cameras are not eligible.’

Previously the competition allowed photographers to submit scans of pictures originally captured using a 35mm, or an APS film camera.

Nikon still lists the F6 and FM10 film-based SLRs on its website.

Article source: http://news.idg.no/cw/art.cfm?id=B5526212-C313-4B6C-400F18B3E008B45E

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Nikon names winner of contest that banned film cameras