1. Canon Receives Best Photography Brand Award 2011
The Which? Awards, established in 2007, recognize the best businesses in the UK and reward companies that have consistently gone above and beyond for their customers. This year, the prestigious award for Best Photography Brand was presented to Canon. This is not the first time Canon has been honored with a Which? The award, having previously won the award in 2011. The award shows that Canon is committed to providing its customers with exceptional products and services. This is a real success and should be celebrated. Canon can be proud of its efforts in consistently providing consumers with products and services of the highest quality.
“The winners of this year’s Which? This year’s awards deliver outstanding products and services and offer great innovation and consumer care. Thank you to Canon,” said Peter Vicary-Smith, Chief Executive of Which?
A few years ago, Canon won 22. Which? Best Buy awards, including EOS, LEGRIA, IXUS, PowerShot, and PIXMA. Which? Members rated Canon highly on both customer satisfaction and durability. In addition,? was impressed with the Canon HS-System that helps deliver high-quality images through the IXUS 300 HS and IXUS 1000 HS in the compact camera category.
The awards were presented in a celebratory ceremony in London on 23 June 2011. Canon Consumer Marketing Director Susie Donaldson graciously accepted the accolade, saying: “We are incredibly proud to receive the Which? Best Photography Brand 2011 award. Since winning the Best Audio Visual award in 2009, we have stayed committed to providing consumers with solutions that not only allow them to unlock the potential of their camera technology but also empower their creative and innovative capabilities. We are immensely humbled to have our efforts recognized with this prestigious honor.”
2. Leica Develops Mirrorless Camera
The proliferation of compact system camera (CSC) players in the market finally motivated Leica to take the plunge and join the fray. This was revealed when Amateur Photographer interviewed Leica CEO Alfred Schopf and Chairman Dr. Andreas Kaufmann. They expressed that the company was looking forward to launching its own CSC product at Photokina in 2012. It was a milestone moment for Leica, as it marked the company’s foray into a relatively new segment of the camera market. With customer demand for CSCs growing rapidly, Leica was eager to capitalize on the opportunity and make its mark in the burgeoning market.
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