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Hmm? The (3) pictures are taken in the exact moment someone flashed this camera far away? i somehow think they intend to say that's the flash of the camera used for this pic, but that doesn't work - does it?
apart from that Wordnerd .. i find it over promising... art wise, there is no difference between the sun and the flash's light.. both are the exact same which is not right...its not working for me..
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Everartz
| Everartz |
nice copycat.
osram did this years ago:
http://www.coloribus.com/paedia/prints/2002/07/19/39598/
ouch!
done before,oops!!!!
copy line should be "Double flash"
Otra exageración mas!
I don't get it. ¿Is the beach a picture taken, or are we in front of the flash?
L
Life's a Trip. Enjoy the Ride!
LA exageración no es mala. pero es algo que ya se ha hecho antes.
Yoshiro
I have a few problems with this. One, this execution (almost exactly) has been done several times. And two, a flash screwing up your pictures isn't a good thing.
I will say that they are well put together though.
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brandon
www.brandonknowlden.com
exactly the same idea than ford ranger.
the layout is the same.
copy. another copy.
come on guys more creativity.
just try!
very cool
I think this has been done by a jeep brand before.
I'm not aware strong flash is a good selling feature for cameras like this.
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Like it. Says 'ultimate' dramatically!
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
At first I thought this ad was very similar to the 'Tide' press ad by Leo Burnett Mumbai some years ago.
(Anyone has the direct reference link? This is the closest link i could find > the first image on the result page: http://images.google.com.sg/images?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozi...
But apparently, having read the comments above, there were even more similar ads in the past, like the OSRAM and the Ford Ranger XLT.