Ektachrome Competition: Focus On The Positives

By Paul McKay

NOW CLOSED!

Head over here for the announcement of the winners! Congrats to all who entered - the standard was exceptionally high :-)

 

Focus on the Positives - Ektachrome Competition - Analogue Wonderland

The purpose of this year's competition is to help people shoot slide film. When we talk to customers about Ektachrome - the biggest film launch of 2018 - we often hear that people would really love to try it, but are reluctant to make the jump. Sometime this is because they've heard that slide film is difficult to shoot 'properly', sometimes they're not sure how to get it processed as their normal lab or home set-up doesn't cater for E6, and sometimes it's because the cost is higher and they're worried that it'll be too expensive for them to experiment and learn.

So we have sat down with Kodak Alaris and SilverPan Film Lab to try and solve this reluctance!

 

1. Competition

Firstly by running a competition where the community can share their best photos captured on slide film - along with any hints or tips for getting the best out of slide. The theme is 'Focus on the Positives' and we encourage people to submit photos that show the joy of film photography - whatever that means to you!

Winners will be picked by Kodak Alaris and two Grand Winners will receive a goodie bag of Kodak film. Good luck to all entrants!

 

 

 2. Affordable Slide Film

Secondly we are running a short-term price discount on Ektachrome 35mm to just £10 per roll! This represents a significant drop versus the RRP of £15 (and our usual selling price of £14) and hopefully will remove some of the risk around trying slide film for the first time. This deal will run for the duration of the activity, 11th July - 11th August.

 

Ektachrome promotion - Analogue Wonderland

 

3. Perfect Slide (E6) Processing

We understand that many labs are unable to currently offer E6 processing (including our own excellent partner Digitalab). However Duncan from SilverPan Film Lab has kindly agreed to offer a time-limited deal - if you buy any Ektachrome from Analogue Wonderland during the period of the competition then your film will be delivered with a discount voucher for E6 processing for just £5 per roll with SilverPan! They are a fantastic small-scale processing lab and you can be sure that Duncan will treat your films with precision and love, and he'll also be able to help you diagnose if the results are slightly different to what you were expecting!

SilverPan Film Lab logo | Analogue Wonderland

 

So what are you waiting for?! Grab your camera, grab a great deal on film and processing, and get ready to start shooting some gorgeous Ektachrome slide film.

Happy Shooting!

  

  

 

 

Terms and Conditions:

By entering this competition, an entrant is indicating his/her agreement to be bound by these terms and conditions.

The competition is open to all film photographers - there is no obligation on where you have purchased the film on which you shot your entry. There is no entry fee but if the winner requires postage of their prize outside of Europe or North America there may be a supplementary charge to get their goodies to them promptly and safely. There is also no requirement on number of entries - submit as many as you wish by filling in the form each time.

Closing date for entry will be 11th August 2019. After this date no further entries to the competition will be permitted. No responsibility can be accepted for entries not received for whatever reason. 

The promoter reserves the right to cancel or amend the competition and these terms and conditions without notice in the event of a catastrophe, war, civil or military disturbance, act of God or any actual or anticipated breach of any applicable law or regulation or any other event outside of the promoter’s control. Any changes to the competition will be notified to entrants as soon as possible by the promoter.

By submitting your image you are agreeing that the parties involved in the competition may share the image - with appropriate credit - in social media and competition-relevant marketing communication.

Winners will be chosen by an employee of Kodak Alaris. Their judgement is final.

The winners will be notified by email within 28 days of the close of the competition. If the winner cannot be contacted or do not claim the prize within 14 days of notification, we reserve the right to withdraw the prize from the winner and pick a replacement winner.  The winner’s name will be available 28 days after closing date by emailing the following address: help@analoguewonderland.co.uk

This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook, Twitter or any other Social Network. You are providing your information to Analogue Wonderland and not to any other party. The information provided will be used in conjunction with the following Privacy Policy.


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    David Faulkner
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