Canon teaser says that the “impossible” is coming on October 7

Canon has posted a teaser on its website in order to invite negativistic people, who always say that “it can’t be done”, to see the “impossible” on October 7.

Photokina 2014 is a thing of the past now, so it is time for makers of digital cameras and lenses to focus on future products and events. Such is the case of Canon, which has already started teasing the launch of something new.

The Japan-based company has placed ads in several newspapers, magazines, as well as on its own website. It consists of a message to people who prefer a pessimistic approach instead of an optimistic one.

The manufacturer is claiming that “it” can be done, that “it” sees the impossible, and that we will learn what this is all about in less than 19 hours, at the time of writing this article.

Canon’s message to pessimists. The “see impossible” teaser includes a countdown clock, which will run out at 2AM EDT.

Latest Canon teaser says that something “impossible” is on its way soon

Teasers are meant to intrigue people. Canon’s latest advertisement is surely a mysterious one and it does not tell us much.

It appears that the company is aiming to prove something to critics, pessimists, and people who are negative in general. That something is allegedly considered “impossible” by these “so-called experts” and everybody will learn what it is on October 7.

The Japanese corporation is using some harsh words in its teaser, therefore it better deliver something that is considered impossible or else it risks some backlash from the targets of its teaser.

So what could it be?

A big-megapixel Canon camera is still one of the company’s most sought-after products. Photographers are still hoping that they will see an EOS DSLR with a high-resolution sensor being launched soon, while the rumor mill has recently claimed that such device is coming in mid-October.

Furthermore, the manufacturer has claimed that we will hear some news about big-megapixel sensors and mirrorless cameras in the near future.

Unfortunately, the teaser does not appear to be a part of a global campaign, so a high-resolution DSLR or mirrorless camera is probably a long-shot at this point.

As stated above, at the time of writing this article, the countdown clock on the teaser’s web page will run out in less than 19 hours. This means that the product or service in question will become official at 2AM ET time.

Stay tuned to Camyx in order to find out what this is all about!