Canon DSLRs at Copa America Tournament

We hope you enjoyed watching the excitement of the recent month-long Copa America Chile 2015 soccer tournament, held recently in eight cities across Chile. The final stats are in and the numbers are astounding. Here are some quick facts:

More than 89 percent of the professional photographers covering the most dramatic moments of each game from the sidelines of the soccer fields and throughout each stadium were using Canon DSLR cameras and lenses.

Out of 1,245 professional photographers covering Copa America, more than 1,111 were shooting with Canon equipment

During the June 15th Chile vs. Mexico match, out of 85 pro photographers covering the game, more than 77 were using Canon (that's a whopping 91 percent)

We're proud to know that nearly 90 percent of professional photographers chose Canon equipment to capture exciting moments during Copa America, said Yuichi Ishizuka, president and COO, Canon U.S.A., Inc. And we were happy to be on site providing service and support to these professionals if and when they needed it.

Canon knew our professional camera users would be out in force, and so we committed to supporting the pro shooters who use our products, by providing onsite service and support to the photographers and broadcasters using our cameras and lenses to capture the iconic moments of Copa America.

Canons professional onsite service and support included simple equipment repair, clean and check service and equipment loans to outfit professionals with the proper gear to capture the drama on and off the field. Service and support was available in the media centers in each of the nine stadiums hosting matches in the tournament.

The international soccer tournament took place in Chile from June 11- July 4, 2015 in eight cities, with 12 countries participating, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.

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