- Canon DSLR & EF Lens Brand Advertisement: Discover
(00'30'') - An ordinary scene to the casual observer, an often-seen slice of everyday life.
But with Canon EOS cameras, lenses and technology, it is transformed into an image of tantalizing beauty. EOS lets you discover something new in every moment.
This video is a TV commercial that began airing in India from October 2012.
Created: September 2012
- Mirror Projection Mask Aligners
(04'17'') - LCD television screens continue to increase in size and resolution. Mirror projection mask aligners play a critical role in the manufacturing process of LCD panels. Canon mirror projection mask aligners can expose TFT circuits of three micrometers wide to glass substrates using the world's largest* concave mirror Canon developed. This equipment enables the single-shot exposure of six 52-inch wide-format liquid crystal panels, contributing to an increase in the productivity of LCD panel manufacture.
* As of October 2012
Created: September 2012
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- Canon Visual Overview:
To Communicate, Share, and Connect
(15'05'') - Canon aims to become a company admired and respected the world over. This high-definition quality video introduces Canon's global business activities centering on imaging technology and various other activities, which include research and development to production, sales, marketing, environmental conservation, and social contributions.
Created: May 2012
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- Tsuzuri Project:
Kenninji Temple Restoration - 50 Painted Panels
(05'10'') - Long ago, 50 panels painted by artist Kaiho Yusho were housed in Kyoto's Kenninji Temple. Because Kenninji Temple was damaged in the 1934 Muroto Typhoon, these panels have since been entrusted to the Kyoto National Museum in the form of hanging scrolls. The Tsuzuri Project is producing high-resolution facsimiles of these panels. Canon aims to allow beautiful works of art to be enjoyed in their original locations. As of May 2012, 36 of the 50 sliding doors have been reproduced.
Created: May 2012
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- How a Digital Camera is Made
(12'49'') - An introduction to how digital cameras work that also highlights Canon's unique manufacturing expertise and latest environmental measures. Years of know-how, combined with leading-edge technologies and manufacturing processes, support Canon's position as the leader in high-resolution, high-quality digital cameras.
Created: June 2010
- How a Digital Camera is Made
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- The Pursuit of the Ideal Lens
(09'49'') - For over 70 years, Canon has been pursuing the ideal lens. This video introduces how an image is created when light passes through a lens and also highlights Canon's technological breakthroughs in aspherical lenses, fluorite lenses and DO lenses, as well as the traditional craftsmanship that makes these lenses possible. This video also presents the advanced design technologies and manufacturing technologies cultivated by Canon over many years.
Created: December 2006. 2007 World Media Festival silver prize recipient.
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- Toner Cartridge Recycling:
A Continuous Journey
(09'12'') - In 1990, Canon took the lead globally in commencing recycling efforts for toner cartridges. With a simple replacement, these cartridges, which represent the core component of laser printers, make printing possible at any time without a hitch. As laser printers continue to be widely utilized on the world front, Canon maintains its worldwide endeavors to collect and recycle used toner cartridges without relying on landfill disposal whatsoever.
Created: November 2011
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- Environmental Technologies: imageRUNNER ADVANCE
(06'39'') - The imageRUNNER ADVANCE lineup of next-generation network multifunction office systems were developed to be environmentally advanced devices. Even the lineup's high-speed color machines incorporate the same energy-saving on-demand fixing technology employed in copying machines. This video introduces various environmental technologies and considerations employed at each step of the product lifecycle, such as the use of bio-based plastic materials and lead-free components.
Created: June 2010 Winner of the 2011 World Media Festival silver prize.
- Environmental Technologies: imageRUNNER ADVANCE
Canon's corporate imagery site. Here, you can learn about Canon's technology and corporate activities, as well as gaining an insight into what drives Canon, delivered through a series of easy to understand videos. Inside, you can find videos about Canon's past productions and technology, actual scenery of R&D and manufacturing, as well as a range of other imagery that can't be viewed elsewhere. Canon's technology and activities are displayed through a range of high-quality videos that are characteristic of the beauty of Canon. A fun and informative site for those who wish to learn more about Canon.
