Canon: Take Off With The Song Of Birds
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While photography is an exclusive art form, wildlife and bird photography is an entirely different world. They not only capture the wild, but also live it and experience it. Bird photography demands patience, speed and undivided attention from a photographer who is driven by passion, not just for photography but the birds in general. We figured that every bird photographer, in a variety of scenarios, must have wished to be able to fly with the birds in order to capture that exotic moment, to dive, flap their wings, and take off with them. "Take Off" with the "Song of the Birds" for Canon EOS R7 captures the orchestral symphony of the birds, showing how a photographer loses themselves in the wilderness to capture those unprecedented moments. Canon's EOS R7, one of the first in the revolutionary EOS SYSTEMS Series, is built for adventure. Its distinctive features, such as the silent shutter and light weight body, were designed with bird and wildlife photographers in mind.
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Advertising Agency:
Logicserve Digital, IndiaProduction Company:
Veda Media HouseSr. Vice President:
Manesh SwamySr. Creative Directors:
Dipshika Ravi, Nishant PatilAssociate Creative Director:
Tessa GeorgeGroup Heads (Creative & Design):
Aditi Khare, Uday SawantArt Director:
Mahesh Sawant, Mahindra More, Tejas WaghmareUX/UI:
Nitin Chaudhary, Ravindra DhadaveDate:
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