Advertising Agency: JWT Sydney, Australia
Creative Directors / Art Directors / Copywriters: Jay Benjamin, Andy DiLallo
Designer: Jeffrey Oley
Photographer / Retoucher: Simon Harsent
Creative Services Manager: Graeme de Vallance
you're communicating that the shutter is extremely slow, which is one of the main gripes people have with point and shoot cameras these days. whoever signed off on that strategy needs to be fired.
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nice one..
apt !
Brave, and brilliant.
Could also have been an ad for schizophrenia.
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you stole the words from my mouth..err post :):)
First thing that struck me was, schizophrenia!
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เ interesting, but I think it seems a little bit scary. T T First time I thought it's a ghost.
i like it, a little bit scary though
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Thats not the best way of selling a camera. Its too blured and looks like a bad photo, It doesnt work.
YES I definitely agree with Tincho. If you MUST use a blurry picture in a camera ad, it's to show the problem with other cameras.
you're communicating that the shutter is extremely slow, which is one of the main gripes people have with point and shoot cameras these days. whoever signed off on that strategy needs to be fired.
This reminds me of that 'get back to yourself' campaign.
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Not all who wander are lost.
I LOVE IT. the virtues of the blurred image.
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Treat yourself how you want to be treated.
Look very similar to the one with photocopy technique posted recently.
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verry sweet
Scary!!
Strawberry kisses ;*
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