The team at Dentsu came to us with the challenge to somehow extract emotional
elements from real photos and represent them through abstract art as part of Canon’s
Power of a Shot campaign. Lots of ideas were tossed around, from using neuroheadsets in
real-world installations, to eye-tracking webcam interfaces. What ultimately mattered to us,
was making sure the technology did not get in the way of the story, and putting the
experience of the user first and foremost.
elements from real photos and represent them through abstract art as part of Canon’s
Power of a Shot campaign. Lots of ideas were tossed around, from using neuroheadsets in
real-world installations, to eye-tracking webcam interfaces. What ultimately mattered to us,
was making sure the technology did not get in the way of the story, and putting the
experience of the user first and foremost.
We created an interactive version of Canon’s Power of a Shot broadcast commercial as
part of their recent integrated campaign to showcase the human emotion in photography.
Using full-screen html 5 video, we worked with Dentsu and Beast to create an alternate
video edit that breaks the spot into five unique emotions, allowing the user to learn about
the Powershot camera’s features as they navigate through each. This experience
culminates by allowing the user to connect through Facebook and have the emotions in
their own photos scanned and represented through a generative art piece.
part of their recent integrated campaign to showcase the human emotion in photography.
Using full-screen html 5 video, we worked with Dentsu and Beast to create an alternate
video edit that breaks the spot into five unique emotions, allowing the user to learn about
the Powershot camera’s features as they navigate through each. This experience
culminates by allowing the user to connect through Facebook and have the emotions in
their own photos scanned and represented through a generative art piece.