Kodak is having an Ektar contest

Ektagraphic · Oct 28, 2009

Check out the Kodak Ektar contest. http://jennycisney.1000words.kodak.com/default.asp?item=2456104 Imagine winning this...you'll get 1200 rolls of Ektar, a trip to Disney and your winning photo up in Time's Square.

Curt · Oct 28, 2009

OMG, I thought it was photographs taken with Kodak Commercial Ektar lenses! Now I have to lay down and take some deep breaths.

Steve Smith · Oct 28, 2009

Ektagraphic said:
you'll get 1200 rolls of Ektar, a trip to Disney and your winning photo up in Time's Square.

The 1200 rolls of film and having a photo in Times Square would be nice!

Just read this bit: THIS CONTEST IS OPEN ONLY TO LEGAL RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES

Darn it to heck!..... and why?

Steve.

photomem · Oct 28, 2009

Great.. now I have to go get my 120 Ektar developed.. another $12.00 out of my pocket.

nickstreme · Oct 28, 2009

Desperate.

nickandre · Oct 28, 2009

Oooooooh. I would have so much fun with 1200 rolls of ektar

Chazzy · Oct 28, 2009

I looked over the rules, and I didn't see whether multiple submissions will be permitted. If so, it's going to be a very busy Flickr group. Whatever the case, kudos to Kodak for promoting film. I don't blame people overseas for wanting a contest of their own.

Now could we please have a Portra 400NC contest?

nickandre · Oct 28, 2009

I think a few people have submitted each a dozen or so fuzzy looking pictures. It's convenient that you can see the contest entries.

AlexG · Oct 28, 2009

Does the 1200 rolls include processing?

Hahaha

Prest_400 · Oct 28, 2009

Well, great. At least they show support. Kodak may need it. Various discontinued films and chemicals recently.
Since I've got that 4 red and yellow KR boxes I Like Kodak more...

1200 rolls of ektar... Not +18, not US resident, so nothing.

photomem · Oct 28, 2009

This makes no sense.

Ok, so I have come across at least 4-5 images in this fickr pool that are from outside the U.S. Can these people not read?

Also, what is with all the toy cameras?

Steve Smith · Oct 29, 2009

photomem said:
Ok, so I have come across at least 4-5 images in this fickr pool that are from outside the U.S. Can these people not read?

I can't see why it would matter. I certainly wouldn't want the Disney trip anyway so they could just post the film to me!

Steve.

Chris Nielsen · Oct 29, 2009

Doesn't worry me, I was a recipient of Kodak's expired film giveaway and thanks to that I have discovered I like Portra much more than Ektar

Marco B · Oct 29, 2009

- Why is this on some Kodak employees blog, and not on Kodak's main page :confused:

- Why does Kodak even no longer feature any direct link to it's professional films on its main page ("http://www.kodak.com") :confused:

That last thing is really sad. Only babbling about digital stuff, a link to "consumer film & processing" hidden away, and links to cinematic film, nothing about still film...

"First Place winner will receive one year's supply of Ektar 100 Film up to 1200 rolls;"

Yeez, I haven't even shot more than about 250 35mm rolls in the past 5 years, and that was including a one year professional photography course where I went through maybe 100 rolls! That is a life times supply for some

Marco B · Oct 29, 2009

Ok, I now discovered the link to professional film products can be found by using the entire upper right "All Kodak Products & Services" link... but I would have hoped they had made it a bit more prominent...

photomem · Oct 29, 2009

My question about the images from outside the US is this: Why enter a contest if you are completely ineligible to win?

mrmekon · Oct 29, 2009

photomem said:
My question about the images from outside the US is this: Why enter a contest if you are completely ineligible to win?

Because you've already posted the photo on flickr anyway, might as well put it where someone will see it?

Sure, it wastes the time of the judges, but it's just a flickr group. They also have to somehow verify that those are actually shot on Ektar.

Kodak is having an Ektar contest

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