My first questions is what is Canon's typeface? In the image attached, what is the title and body typeface?
And then on their website, http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/home, is it the same typeface or another one?
Thanks for the help!
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Looks like Helvetica Neue Condensed in the attached .png file.
There's a mix of Helvetica/Arial (upper menus and smaller text) and Meta (scrolling graphics) on the website. Actually, FF DIN has been used in the headings on the lower part of the site. And look at that, there's some Frutiger Condensed, and more, used in the scrolling graphics as well!
It's a bit all over the shop really.
Canon uses a dedicated proprietary font named "DendaNew", created by OurType.
I don't know if there's a 'Denda' or 'Denda Old' or what the difference(s) might be.
- Herb
You guys are great - thanks!
I wish I could find DendaNew online somewhere...
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