wraggster
June 24th, 2013, 22:24
Within its latest commercial, Nokia not-so-subtly attempts to snub Apple and the iPhone's dependency on its flash feature.
Showing off its new Lumina 925 handset and its high-end camera, which doesn't require a flash in poorly-lit conditions, Nokia attempts to upstage the iPhone with quite a creative video.
Opening with a Lumina 925 user walking through the dark streets of a nameless metropolis, our protagonist is quickly surrounded by individuals suffering with both a pale white complexion and a serious case of red eye.
What we could typically recognise as the modern day zombie, Nokia deems the beings as something a little less sinister: iPhone users.
Apparently reeling from the effect's of using the iPhone's camera in dark, poorly-lit circumstances, the mob of flash-stricken Apple fans quickly surround the Nokia users and snap him with what is clearly an iPhone 5 handset, presumably turning him into one of their own.
Following Average Joe's demise, the advert fades out to Nokia's blurb of the Lumina 925, which simply reads: "The best pictures in any light. Even without the flash."
Creative? Yes. Gritty? Yes. A little too much? Maybe. Still, Nokia's take on the rival-bashing commercial is different if nothing else.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/nokia-mocks-apple-in-latest-ad-with-izombies/031242
Showing off its new Lumina 925 handset and its high-end camera, which doesn't require a flash in poorly-lit conditions, Nokia attempts to upstage the iPhone with quite a creative video.
Opening with a Lumina 925 user walking through the dark streets of a nameless metropolis, our protagonist is quickly surrounded by individuals suffering with both a pale white complexion and a serious case of red eye.
What we could typically recognise as the modern day zombie, Nokia deems the beings as something a little less sinister: iPhone users.
Apparently reeling from the effect's of using the iPhone's camera in dark, poorly-lit circumstances, the mob of flash-stricken Apple fans quickly surround the Nokia users and snap him with what is clearly an iPhone 5 handset, presumably turning him into one of their own.
Following Average Joe's demise, the advert fades out to Nokia's blurb of the Lumina 925, which simply reads: "The best pictures in any light. Even without the flash."
Creative? Yes. Gritty? Yes. A little too much? Maybe. Still, Nokia's take on the rival-bashing commercial is different if nothing else.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/nokia-mocks-apple-in-latest-ad-with-izombies/031242