Teledyne Marine Announces 2026 Global Photo & Data Contest with Cash Prizes
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Teledyne Marine has officially launched its 2026 Photo & Data Contest, inviting global participants to submit images and datasets captured using its technologies. The contest runs from July 1 to October 15, 2026, with winners determined through public voting and expert judging. Categories include Voters' Choice, Best Data, Adversity, Moment of Zen, and Underwater, with prizes such as a HERO13 Black camera and KODAK PIXPRO cameras for jury-selected winners.
This annual competition aims to celebrate the innovative projects and expertise within the marine community, encouraging the use of Teledyne Marine products in various environments. The contest not only highlights the technical capabilities of Teledyne's equipment but also fosters community engagement through social media sharing. Participants must secure at least five public votes for their entries to qualify for expert evaluation, which will weigh technical quality and storytelling equally.
Winners will be announced in October 2026 via a press release and social media channels. Teledyne Marine's Senior Vice President, William Egan, expressed excitement about this year's submissions, reflecting on the previous year's diverse entries that showcased the challenges and achievements in marine research. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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