3D Charleston is an
exciting new contest that will be held during the 2003 NSA convention.
This is a wonderful opportunity to take some nice shots, show them to an
appreciative audience and, maybe, win an award. The rules for the
contest are:
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All
slides must be shot in Charleston or the surrounding area during the
NSA Convention period Friday, July 18 through Saturday, July 26 2003.
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Only
NSA Charleston 2003 Convention registrants may submit entries.
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All
slides must be mounted using RBT mounts. Four RBT mounts will be
provided to each member who enters the competition. A variety of
mount sizes will be available. Room 1 will be available with mounting
aids and projection available to check the mounting at scheduled
hours.
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A
maximum of four slides per registrant may be entered.
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Slides will be projected with a Brackett Dissolver projector for
judging. Judges will compute scores for each slide and total member
scores will be tabulated. The top scoring three slides shall be given
awards and possibly amazing prizes. Members of the Convention
Committee are not eligible for awards or prizes. This is not a PSA
recognized exhibition.
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Deadline for entries: Sunday at 12:00 pm. Projection will be at 3 PM
Sunday. Slides must be mounted and labeled by the deadline. Labels
and markers will be available in Room 1.
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E-6
development will be available for $4 for 24 exposure rolls and $6 for
36 exposure rolls. A drop-off schedule will be provided on site.
There is a limited capacity, so drop off exposed rolls at the NSA
convention registration desk as soon as possible. Two to three
drop-off/pickups per day are planned starting Thursday and ending
Saturday afternoon at 4 PM. Film will be processed in the order
received. Film exceeding the processing capacity will be returned
unprocessed and the processing fee returned.
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All
entered slides will be returned by mail to the registrants address if
not picked up at the convention.
There will be three judges:
Steve Hughes, Marilyn Morton, David Starkman
