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Wednesday, May 06, 2009

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Want an ikan monitor? Enter their contest.

Scott Simmons | 05/06

If you are in need of a small external monitor for your video shoots or maybe a small supplemental monitor for your edit suite then head over to ikan corporation and enter their Wish I had an ikan contest. From the ikan website:

If you can create a short narrative film either featuring an iKan product or the Ikan name, then you are eligible to win cash and prizes from Ikan.

Start Date: April 27th
End date: August 1st

1st place: $2,000 cash

2nd place: $1,000 and a V8000HDMI LCD Monitor

3rd Place: a V8000HDMI LCD Monitor

It seems strange that the 1st place winner would get cash and no ikan monitor but with $2,000 cash you can spend it how you want! Rules are available here. Good luck!

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Did you read the rules? Every rule has “1.” in front of it. They talk about “Sections 4-8 and 10-21” but all the section numbers are “1.”.

I looked at the pages in FireFox and IE, just to see if it was a compatibility issue.

Oh well, I don’t own any Ikan equipment so I guess I can’t enter anyway.

Posted by Rob  on  05/07  at  01:21 PM


Yea all the 1s do seem strange. But you could make a video and just mention ikan to get into the contest .....

Posted by Scott Simmons  on  05/08  at  01:35 PM


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