Today, September 15, the Japanese brand of cameras Canon has launched a multi-channel three-year campaign «Come and See» across the EMEA region.
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The popular camera brand Canon and Hollywood producer Ron Howard released a short film entitled ‘When You Find Me,’ inspired by eight crowdsourced photos. In summer, the brand and the filmmaker encouraged photo enthusiasts and professional from all around the globe to submit their stills that would represent one of the upcoming story’s facets. The competition dubbed Project Imagin8ion finished in summer, but it wasn’t the end for the project itself—on December 16, the production team unveiled a result of result work, which can be viewed on the dedicated page (the film will be available to watch until December 19, 9 am EST, so it’s the last day you can view it).
Campaign Asia Pacific and research firm TNS surveyed 3,300 people in the 15-64 year old demographic to unveil the most popular brands in Asia Pacific. The top 3 turned out to be Sony, Samsung and Panasonic. Respondents from Australia, China, India, Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand evaluated the brands in 72 categories.
For the sixth year in a row, WPP-owned global research agency Millward Brown Optimor analyses and complies the BrandZ ranking, which focuses on consumer-facing brands, rather than corporate onces. This year’s results, announced last week, revealed new strong local players as well as proved some long established economic trends.
Canon EOS in collaboration with Leo Burnett Sydney launched a campaign for the DSLR camera, targeting the very wide range of skill levels in the photography community. The innovative project created a photochain that allowed consumers to continue and build with links of their own. Print advertising, television commercials, and online media were used to direct people to a website to participate. Viewers at the site could also start their own chains, comment on others, and invite friends and family to get into the movement as well.