seeimpossible.usa.canon.com?

[kyle86]

10 minutes past and nothing there still?

 

[Mitch.Conner]

10 minutes past and nothing there still?

Huh? There's still 14 hours and 45 minutes left.

 

[kyle86]

My countdown timer says 00:00:00 maybe coz im in Australia...

 

[lo lite]

10 minutes past and nothing there still?

Huh? There's still 14 hours and 45 minutes left.

The counter is done using JavaScript and relying on the local time 9:00 without time zones as some earlier post in this thread mentioned. So one can only guess, which "9:00" they're talking about. Since it's an US site I guess they mean some US-9:00.

 

[Mitch.Conner]

10 minutes past and nothing there still?

Huh? There's still 14 hours and 45 minutes left.

The counter is done using JavaScript and relying on the local time 9:00 without time zones as some earlier post in this thread mentioned. So one can only guess, which "9:00" they're talking about. Since it's an US site I guess they mean some US-9:00.

With an ad in the New York Times directing people to the site, surely they're relying on EST.

That's sloppy work to rely on local system time rather than use server time.

 

[telemaq76]

just a bridge with a zoom x100 to see the impossible ;D

 

[kyle86]

10 minutes past and nothing there still?

Huh? There's still 14 hours and 45 minutes left.

The counter is done using JavaScript and relying on the local time 9:00 without time zones as some earlier post in this thread mentioned. So one can only guess, which "9:00" they're talking about. Since it's an US site I guess they mean some US-9:00.

With an ad in the New York Times directing people to the site, surely they're relying on EST.

That's sloppy work to rely on local system time rather than use server time.

yeah its pretty dumb i must say lol

 

[lo lite]

It will be this: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.golem.de%2Fnews%2Fbildsensor-chip-sieht-mehr-farben-als-das-menschliche-auge-1410-109655.html&edit-text=&act=url

 

[Bennymiata]

Time was up ages ago.
So Canon, what's up?

 

[DominoDude]

Nope, time hasn't run out. There's 7h to go...

 

[unfocused]

It will be this: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.golem.de%2Fnews%2Fbildsensor-chip-sieht-mehr-farben-als-das-menschliche-auge-1410-109655.html&edit-text=&act=url

Not hardly. Read my earlier post. Canon Italy has already spilled the beans. It's a marketing campaign. Canon helps its customers see the impossible.

 

[Zv]

Times up. Is that page meant to show something??

 

[siegsAR]

Times up. Is that page meant to show something??

Same here, still nada.

 

[SwampYankee]

Perhaps Canon has done what Apple did with Intel. Roll over, lube up, and take it with a smile on your face. Canon will now use Sony sensors

 

[weixing]

Hi,
My timer also reach 00:00:00... :

If timer is on US time, probably only for US, so should not be something major, but a marketing campaign like mention by someone earlier...

Anyway, they should just use a timer base on GMT time instead of local time...

Have a nice day.

 

[Mitch.Conner]

Just set your clocks from 11 hours 36 minutes from this post.

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

With an ad in the New York Times directing people to the site, surely they're relying on EST.

That's sloppy work to rely on local system time rather than use server time.

Why am I not surprised? Canon seems to struggle with all their software. This was likely not Canon, but the Ad Agency who hired some offshore outfit to do it for $10.

 

[Orangutan]

I'm sorry if this was already posted, I didn't read the 14 pages that came before me. But I think the box-logo has some similarities with the ImageRunner logo http://www.imagerunneradvance.com/images/imagerunner_advance_logo.png

Maybe they are announcing new printers.

Looks like a cross between that logo and a nuclear reactor, so it must be a nuclear-powered home 3-D printer. It will be called the ObjectRunner, or something equally lame. ;D

 

[meywd]

With an ad in the New York Times directing people to the site, surely they're relying on EST.

That's sloppy work to rely on local system time rather than use server time.

Why am I not surprised? Canon seems to struggle with all their software. This was likely not Canon, but the Ad Agency who hired some offshore outfit to do it for $10.

Hey hey, don't blame the offshore guy, it passed QA, then its Canon problem

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

Why am I not surprised? Canon seems to struggle with all their software. This was likely not Canon, but the Ad Agency who hired some offshore outfit to do it for $10.

Hey hey, don't blame the offshore guy, it passed QA, then its Canon problem

You are Correct, Canon approved the ad, but apparently did not think to view it in Australia or other parts of the world!

I hope whatever product they are advertising is done better