Epson Colour Imaging Contest 2005

SMC · 15th July 2005

This contest worth to participate? The rules fair or not?

http://www.epson.com.sg/images/promo...Conditions.pdf

skelanton · 15th July 2005

no minimum size of the photo???

jopel · 16th July 2005

Originally Posted by SMC

This contest worth to participate? The rules fair or not?

http://www.epson.com.sg/images/promo...Conditions.pdf

at least the judges are from Japan, won a printer last year.

melnjes · 17th July 2005

Quite keen, but the print must be made from an Epson printer?

jopel · 17th July 2005

Originally Posted by melnjes

Quite keen, but the print must be made from an Epson printer?

no any printer will do.

melnjes · 17th July 2005

Thanks

Well, I think the rules are fair. It grants Seiko Epson non-exclusive rights to use the photo in exhibitions and brochures. I take it to mean that ownership stays with the person taking the photograph.

What do the rest of you think?

Will03 · 17th July 2005

we have to print ourselves ? tat means cannot print from the lab ?

CaRaphael · 17th July 2005

Originally Posted by Will03

we have to print ourselves ? tat means cannot print from the lab ?

Yeap, I think according to the rules and regulation, it is any printer and you have to state the brand and model...I doubt we can print from the lab(coz those are professional models?)

Hosea · 21st July 2005

Rules not so clear....
Prints by lab acceptable?
What is the size of print?? any limits?
Right is given to Espon to print.. do we still retain the copyright
when submitted but not selected?

nuts · 21st July 2005

Its stated in the rules that it has to be ink-jet prints. So those FDI lab prints are out.

Zookeeper · 21st July 2005

Originally Posted by Hosea

Rules not so clear....
Prints by lab acceptable?
What is the size of print?? any limits?
Right is given to Espon to print.. do we still retain the copyright
when submitted but not selected?

• Works shall be digital images printed by an inkjet printer.

• There is no restriction on the number of entries, the size of the work, or the printer used to print out the work.

• Each applicant who owns the relevant entered work hereby grants Seiko Epson Corporation and all SeikoEpson Group Companies a non-exclusive, world wide and perpetual license and right to use, reproduce,prepare derivative works of, distribute, and publicly display the entered work for the purposes of displaying the entered work in exhibitions and this contest, product catalogues, and promotional and marketing literature, all in printed and/or electronic form.

Hosea · 21st July 2005

Originally Posted by Zookeeper

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• Each applicant who owns the relevant entered work hereby grants Seiko Epson Corporation and all SeikoEpson Group Companies a non-exclusive, world wide and perpetual license and right to use, reproduce,prepare derivative works of, distribute, and publicly display the entered work for the purposes of displaying the entered work in exhibitions and this contest, product catalogues, and promotional and marketing literature, all in printed and/or electronic form.

Thanks Nuts and Zookeeper.
Think I will still hv the right from the above statement as I am only granting the right to
Espon.

E-Lim · 22nd July 2005

Originally Posted by Zookeeper

• Works shall be digital images printed by an inkjet printer.

I saw the Entry Form, entrants should specify which printer used. Not sure if Epson can accept that the winner will come from CAnon printer.

jsbn · 27th July 2005

Hmm.... One of the contest rules says that u must provide the high resolution copy on CD right? I think its for Epson to print out the photos on their printers for those winning entries. And den can do some marketing lah. U noe, the usual stuff like, "Winning entries displayed at Epson Imaging Gallery printed by Epson Rxxxx model. Yadda-yadda-yadda."

They gain, we gain, both happy, both song. Happily ever after.

Those prints we sent in maybe is for the judges to see one. Dat's my guess.

BTW, this contest is international one ah?

jsbn · 27th July 2005

Originally Posted by E-Lim

I saw the Entry Form, entrants should specify which printer used. Not sure if Epson can accept that the winner will come from CAnon printer.

Shldn't be a problem.

If they judge winning entries based on who used Epson products and excellent works that are printed on Canon printers are all rejected, den abit kelong.

jsbn · 27th July 2005

Originally Posted by jsbn

Shldn't be a problem.

If they judge winning entries based on who used Epson products and excellent works that are printed on Canon printers are all rejected, den abit kelong.

BTW, anyone knows if the date of the works matter?

Like can I submit a photo that was taken a year ago?

betazone · 4th August 2005

Hi, Anybody know of a good place to print using Epson printers.
My home printer is lousy so looking for one outside.
Thanks.

uncleparty · 6th August 2005

Originally Posted by betazone

Hi, Anybody know of a good place to print using Epson printers.
My home printer is lousy so looking for one outside.
Thanks.

how about the one at wheelock?

nemesis32 · 6th August 2005

dun think they will print for you.... it's not a lab per se....more of an exhibition gallery

AngelZhou · 6th August 2005

my printer is canon =p do you think they would love the idea?

OK, who have epson printer? Can borrow or not? 1-2 prints.

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nuts Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,753	Its stated in the rules that it has to be ink-jet prints. So those FDI lab prints are out. __________________ Roving Light Travel Photography Roving Light TravelPhotoBlog

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jsbn Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Planet Eropagnis Posts: 2,977	Hmm.... One of the contest rules says that u must provide the high resolution copy on CD right? I think its for Epson to print out the photos on their printers for those winning entries. And den can do some marketing lah. U noe, the usual stuff like, "Winning entries displayed at Epson Imaging Gallery printed by Epson Rxxxx model. Yadda-yadda-yadda." They gain, we gain, both happy, both song. Happily ever after. Those prints we sent in maybe is for the judges to see one. Dat's my guess. BTW, this contest is international one ah? __________________ "Wonders of the Human Mind. Unfathomable to the highest degree."

15th July 2005	#2
skelanton Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: bukit timah Posts: 199	no minimum size of the photo???

17th July 2005	#4
melnjes Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,128	Quite keen, but the print must be made from an Epson printer?

17th July 2005	#6
melnjes Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,128	Thanks Well, I think the rules are fair. It grants Seiko Epson non-exclusive rights to use the photo in exhibitions and brochures. I take it to mean that ownership stays with the person taking the photograph. What do the rest of you think?

17th July 2005	#7
Will03 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 4,279	we have to print ourselves ? tat means cannot print from the lab ?

21st July 2005	#9
Hosea Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,673	Rules not so clear.... Prints by lab acceptable? What is the size of print?? any limits? Right is given to Espon to print.. do we still retain the copyright when submitted but not selected?

4th August 2005	#17
betazone Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Little Red Dot Posts: 373	Hi, Anybody know of a good place to print using Epson printers. My home printer is lousy so looking for one outside. Thanks.

6th August 2005	#19
nemesis32 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 3,483	dun think they will print for you.... it's not a lab per se....more of an exhibition gallery

6th August 2005	#20
AngelZhou Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: HoUgaNg (Any stalker? lol) Posts: 1,415	my printer is canon =p do you think they would love the idea? OK, who have epson printer? Can borrow or not? 1-2 prints.