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Canon launches biggest ever Pan-EMEA campaign

Canon has launched a new marketing campaign using the creative theme ‘Power to your next step’.

The campaign, the first from Canon to encompass all consumer and pro product categories, reflects Canon’s strategic commitment to becoming a lifetime imaging  partner, coupled with the goal of empowering, educating and inspiring consumers to take their ‘next step’ in imaging.

Running across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) throughout the summer and beyond, the campaign television advert aired 213 times on UK television on 20 May 2013. The commercial will also be shown on video on demand services including 4OD, ITV Player and Sky On Demand.

In addition to the TV advert, a comprehensive print campaign will run in lifestyle and consumer tech media. The inspiring artwork used in the print executions was shot by two Canon ambassadors, Lorenzo Agius and David Noton.

The advert and further details can be viewed at:
www.canon.co.uk/yournextstep


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