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Let’s have some fun! Create your own fake Olympus teaser!

1) Download the psd file and make your own Olympus teaser
2) Send the teaser to 43rumors@gmail.com and we will publish it!
3) Share them with your friends!

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To see all teasers click the link below

LATEST RECEIVED TEASERS ARE ON TOP

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6 Responses

  1. As far as I know, you or anyone else except Olympus has a copyright to the original advertisement. So, what you are doing is illegal in most countries

  2. Common, it’s to funny to be illegal. In most countries you can use copyrighted pictures for satire legally. And even if it’s illegal – who cares.

  3. Check with your local legislation though in Australia under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), it is legal to use copyright works for the purposes of satire.

    You aren’t breaking the law here, and if Olympus didn’t like it you’d probably only get a “Cease and Desist” letter, “kindly” requesting that you take it down.

  4. Some people need to control their inner OCD-Lawer! What’s Olympus gonna do if they don’t like it? Will they fine you? Hire snipers to take you out? Send the RIAA after you? If they have a problem with this I’m sure they’ll contact the 43rumors team and ask for it to be taken down.

    But this is a marketing department’s dream! Your ad is now being downloaded, looked at, talked about, blogged about! It’s advertising innovation!

    Anyhoo. If this thing has IS, a flash, and comes with a lens for $499, they’ll fly off the shelves! It’ll be a painful sting for Samsung, and anybody else who wants to get into this market. But we’ll see…

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