Report

Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)Organizer

Japan Photo and Video Accessory AssociationCo-organizer

Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.Coordinator

CONTENTS 1. Event Overview ……………………… 2

2. List of Exhibitors …………………… 3

3. Report on Results …………………… 4

４. Visitor Profile ………………………… 6

５. Opening Day Events ……………… 7

６. Events, Seminars, and Exhibitions … 8

７. Publicity ……………………………… 13

８. Promotional Activities ……………… 14

9. Profiles of the Pre-registrants /Results of the Visitors Questionnaire Survey … 16

10.Site Map …Inserted at the end of this document

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カメラと写真映像のワールドプレミアショー［ シーピープラス ］

■主催：一般社団法人 カメラ映像機器工業会（CIPA） ■協賛：一般社団法人 日本写真映像用品工業会 ■コーディネーター：凸版印刷株式会社　■お問い合せ先：CP+事務局 TEL：03-6741-4015　　CP+はフォト・ヨコハマのパートナーイベントです

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カメラと写真映像のワールドプレミアショー［ シーピープラス ］

2018.3.1 3.4木~

• Adobe Systems Co., Ltd.• Agai Trading Corporation / KUPO• ALATAMA Ltd.• ASANUMA&CO.,LTD• Asukanet Co.,Ltd.• Atomos Co. Ltd• Awagami Factory• Azden Corporation• BenQ Japan Co.,Ltd.• CamFi Limited• Canon Inc./Canon Marketing Japan Inc.• Carl Zeiss Co., Ltd.• COSINA CO., LTD.• DJI JAPAN• DNP Photo Imaging Japan Co., Ltd.• DroneCollege• EIZO Corporation• Epson Sales Japan• ETSUMI CO.,LTD• FUJIFILM Corporation• GIN-ICHI• Guangzhou Dongxie Hardware Technology Co.,Ltd.

• HAKUBA PHOTO INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.• HASSELBLAD JAPAN• HONGKONG MEIKE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

• Ichikawa soft laboratory Co., Ltd.• ILFORD/Hahnemuhle(JetGraph)• ImageVISION Co. Ltd.• JAPAN HOBBY TOOL• K&F CONCEPT/Shotenkobo Co.,Ltd.• Kenko Tokina Co., Ltd. / SLIK CORPORATION / Kenko Professional Imaging Co., Ltd.

• KINOSHITA OPTICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE CO.,LTD.

• KIPON• Kowa Optical Products Co.,Ltd.• KYORITSU ELECTRIC CO ., LTD.• KYOTO MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY• Leofoto/WideTradeCo,.Ltd• Libec / HEIWA SEIKI KOGYO CO., LTD.• Lomography• LPL Co., Ltd• LUMICA CORPORATION• Manfrotto Distribution KK

• Markins / Trinple Co.,Ltd.• Maruman Corporation / Canson• Marumi Optical Co., Ltd.• Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.• Mindview• MouseComputer CO.,LTD.• NIKON INC./NIKON IMAGING JAPAN INC./NIKON VISION INC.

• NiSi Filters• Nissin Japan Ltd• OLYMPUS CORP.• Panasonic Corporation• PhotoRevo• Piotec Co., Ltd.• Profoto K.K.• Ricoh Company, Ltd./ Ricoh Imaging Company, Ltd.

• Shenzhen Sprocomm Technologies CO., Ltd• SIGHTRON JAPAN INC./Anhui ChangGeng Optics Technology Co.,Ltd.

• SIGMA CORPORATION• SIRUI• SJCAM Action Cameras• SOFTWARE Too CORPORATION/DxO Labs

• Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc. / Sony Marketing (Japan) Inc.

• STC Optical Filter / Yoshimi Camera• Synology• TAKE INC.• Tamron Co., Ltd.• THE BAMBI INC.• TOLIHAN CORP.• TOMY TEC CO., LTD. (BORG)• Toshiba Memory Corporation• Toyo Living Co., Ltd.• TSUBOSAKA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.• VANGUARD• Velbon Corporation• VISICO Studio Equipment• Vixen Co., Ltd.• Wacom Co.,Ltd.• YONGNUO• Zhongshan Yunteng Photographic Equipment Co., Ltd.

Event title CP+ 2018

Dates and timesThursday, March 1 to Sunday, March 4, 2018March 1 (Thu) 12:00–18:00 (*Press Time: 10:00–12:00)March 2 (Fri), 3 (Sat) 10:00–18:00March 4 (Sun) 10:00–17:00

Venue PACIFICO YOKOHAMA (Exhibition Hall / Annex Hall / Conference Center) / OSANBASHI Hall

Organizer Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)

Co-organizer Japan Photo and Video Accessory Association

Coordinator Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.

Supporter Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Japan Tourism Agency / Kanagawa Prefecture / City of Yokohama /Yokohama Chamber of Commerce & Industry / Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

Special cooperator JCII Camera Museum / The Japan Newspaper Museum / Yokohama Museum of Art

Admission ¥1,500 (incl. tax) (Free admission for visitors pre-registered via the offi cial website)Free admission for disability certifi cate holders, and children of age 12 or younger

Offi cial website ・ http://www.cpplus.jp (Japanese) ・ http://www.cpplus.jp/en/ (English)・ http://www.cpplus.jp/ch/ (Chinese)

Scale of the exhibition

・ Exhibitors: 128 organizations (Last year: 121 organizations) *Including booths for joint exhibitors・ Number of exhibition booth lots: 1,123 booths (Last year: 1,116 booths)

*Including booths for joint exhibitors, Organizer’s Zones, and media partners

Main exhibition subjects

Cameras, lenses, photo accessories, printers, photo retouching software, mobile devices, displays, projectors, photo-fi nishing products, photo books, printing paper, studio accessories & equipment, etc.

Visitors 68,111 visitors over 4 days (Last year: 66,665 visitors over 4 days)

Concepts Key visual for 2018

1. Comprehensive exhibition“A comprehensive camera and imaging exhibition” for consumers and businesses to galvanize the photo imaging industry

2. Provision of information from JapanTransmitting the latest information on state-of-the-art products and technologies from Japan to the world to propel the camera and imaging business in Asia and other regions of the world

3. “Shooting, viewing, and connecting”Offering the joy of “shooting, viewing, and connecting” photographs through events focusing on various aspects of photography

4. Photo imaging cultureWorking more closely with the international city of Yokohama to contribute to the transmission and development of photo imaging culture

List of Exhibitors

• Japan Photo and Video Accessory Association

• JAPAN RECREATIONAL VEHICLE ASSOCIATION

• Japan Society of Applied Physics/Japan Optomechatronics Association/The Optical Society of Japan/The Society of Photography and Imaging of Japan

• JCII Camera Museum• Kanagawa Prefecture• PHOTO YOKOHAMA 2018• Professional Photographers of Japan/Japan Photo Culture Association/Kanto Photo Association/Kanagawa Phographers Association/Yokohama Photographers Association/Tokyo Photographers Association

• “Shashin Koshien” High School Photo Contest & The Town of Photo: HIGASHIKAWA

Organizer-related booths

• amanabi inc.• Audio-Technica Corporation.• Canon Marketing Japan Inc.• CIRCLE Co.,Ltd.• Kenko Professional Imaging Co.,Ltd• LIGHT UP CO.,LTD.• Musashi Optical System Co., Ltd.• NEP Inc.• Panasonic Corporation• Seika Digital Image CORPORATION• Sony Business Solutions Corporation/Sony Marketing Inc.

• studio EBIS.inc• TAKE INC.• TEAC CORPORATION• Technical Farm CO.,Ltd.

Video Area for Professionals

Media Partner

• Impress Corporation

2.1. Event Overview List of Exhibitors

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CP+2018 World Premiere Awards

28 new products were announced! In order to ensure an objective evaluation of how the exhibitors appealed to visitors at CP+2018, the international comprehensive photo event, we held the fi rst “CP+2018 World Premiere Awards,” in which the voting was done by visitors.

<CP+2018 World Premiere Awards Grand Prix>

World Premieres (world’s fi rst announcements)

ILC ■ CANON ■ HASSELBLAD ■ RICOH IMAGING

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Non-refl ex

cameras

■ Olympus ■ CANON ■ SONY ■ Panasonic

■ FUJIFILM

OLYMPUS PEN E-PL9EOS Kiss Mα7 IIILUMIX DC-GF10WLUMIX DC-GF90WLUMIX DC-GX7MK3FUJIFILM X-A5FUJIFILM X-H1

Compact

cameras ■ Panasonic ■ FUJIFILM

LUMIX DC-TX2F ineP ix XP130

Lenses

■ Carl Zeiss ■ Kenko Tokina

■ SIGHTRON JAPAN

■ SIGMA

■ TAMRON ■ Panasonic ■ FUJIFILM

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Multilingual Services / Internationalization Services (Japanese, English, and Chinese)Considering the status of CP+ as an international event with big features like World Premiere, the CP+ Division focuses on the enhancement of language services. In addition to Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation for the business seminars, Chinese simultaneous interpretation continued to be provided for the Keynote Speech and Panel Discussion by Top Engineers. Likewise, we have distributed language stickers (for English and Chinese) to the exhibitors’ staff and to journalists. These were affi xed to the entry passes and exhibitor’s certifi cates in order to help provide effi cient language services at the exhibition booths.Website content, brochures for distribution at the venue, and guide signs were written in Japanese, English, and Chinese.

<Language stickers>

*New products announced at CP+2018 *Source: Research by CP+ Operating Committee (only cameras, lenses)

<CP+ World Premiere logo>As an effort to publicize CP+ domestically and internationally as a venue for world-fi rst announcements of products, we have established the CP+ World Premiere logo.The logo was used widely by exhibitors on the products in their booths.Information was also provided via the press room.

α7 I I ISony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc./

Sony Marketing (Japan) Inc.

Interchangeable-lensCamera Category

N/A

Lens-integrated Camera Category

SPEEDLITE 470EX-AICanon Inc. /

Canon Market ing Japan Inc.

Photo Accessory Category

SIGMA 105mm F1.4 DG HSM | ArtSIGMA CORPORATION

Interchangeable Lens CategoryInterchangeable Lens CategoryInterchangeable Lens Category

<CP+World Premiere logo>

3. Report on Results

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Business21%

General 77%

Other 2%

Press Time

Ribbon-cutting Ceremony(visitors)◆Number of visitorsMarch 1 (Thu) March 2 (Fri) March 3 (Sat) March 4 (Sun) Total

Weather Fair Fair Fair Fair -

Temperature (high/low) 20.8 / 6.5 ºC 14.1 / 6.3 ºC 15.3 / 4.7 ºC 20.1 / 8.1 ºC -

Visitor count 12,647 17,492 22,248 15,724 68,111

Year-over-year comparison 96.7% 98.4% 107.5% 104.1% 102.2%

(visitors)◆Overseas visitors by regionNumber of visitors

Asia 688

Europe 77

North America 72

Other 157

Total 994

(visitors)◆Breakdown of the visitor count by categoryMarch 1 (Thu) March 2 (Fri) March 3 (Sat) March 4 (Sun) Total

Dom

estic

Business 5,337 5,359 2,115 1,442 14,253General 6,896 11,786 19,165 13,434 51,281

Disability certifi cate holders 76 130 190 166 562Children of age 12 years and younger 31 40 476 474 1,021Total number of domestic visitors 12,340 17,315 21,946 15,516 67,117

Year-over-year comparison 97% 98% 107% 104% 102%

Overs

eas Business 221 71 68 23 383

General 86 106 234 185 611Total number of overseas visitors 307 177 302 208 994

Year-over-year comparison 97% 139% 134% 135% 121%

(visitors)◆Breakdown of the domestic count of

business visitors by profession

*1 Manufacturers (those of optical equipment, professional equipment, parts and components, and software).*2 Distributors, trading companies, and retailers (photo shops, photo-labs, design, printing and publishing

companies, electric appliance mass retailers, and retail stores)*3 Photographers (photographers and photo studio owners)

Total Constitution ratio

Employee at a manufacturer*1 4,210 30%

Employee at a distributor*2 3,446 24%

Photographer*3 4,287 30%

Other 2,310 16%

Total 14,253 100%

◆Proportion of the domestic visitor count by category

◆Breakdown of visitors by gender (visitors)

March 1 (Thu) March 2 (Fri) March 3 (Sat) March 4 (Sun) Total

Male 10,511 14,694 17,305 11,686 54,196

Constitution ratio 83% 84% 78% 74% 80%

Female 2,136 2,798 4,943 4,038 13,915

Constitution ratio 17% 16% 22% 26% 20%

Total 12,647 17,492 22,248 15,724 68,111

(visitors)◆Members of the pressTotal Year-over-year

comparisonDomestic 568 89%

Overseas* 34 94%

Domestic and overseas press combined 602 90%*Breakdown of overseas press membersChina: 9/United States: 7/Hong Kong: 4/France: 4/Singapore: 3/Spain: 3/Germany: 2/Korea: 2/Australia: 1/Canada: 1/Iran: 1/Ireland: 1/Netherlands: 1/New Zealand: 1/Poland: 1/Sri Lanka: 1/Switzerland 1/Taiwan 1, plus others

Date and time: Thursday, March 1, 9:20–Venue: 1F Concourse, PACIFICO YOKOHAMA

As in previous years, an extravagant ribbon-cutting ceremony was performed by President Ushida of the CIPA, which was the organizer of the event, along with Deputy Mayor Watanabe of the City of Yokohama and many other overseas guests.

Presenters: Kazuo Ushida, President of the Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)Yoji Ueda, Deputy Director-General of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)Katsunori Watanabe, Deputy Mayor of the City of YokohamaShiro Ajisaka, Vice President of the Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)Rainer Führes, Chairman of the Board of Photoindustrie-Verband e.V.Baudouin Prove, Vice President of AFNUMToru Yamanaka, President of the Japan Photo and Video Accessory Association

Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation

Japanese-Chinese simultaneous interpretation

Date and time: March 1 (Thu) 10:00−12:00

The morning hours on the opening day (March 1) were set aside to provide time for the press and other invited guests to see the exhibitions and cover new products and technologies for their news stories.

Keynote SpeechDate and time: March 1 (Thu) 13:30−14:30Venue: Conference Center 301/302

The CIPA published a study book on how to “read” photographs, titled “Play! Photographs are Language.” For the pur-pose of the development of Japanese photographic culture, the CIPA’s aim is not only to make and sell products for photography and video, but also to facilitate the understanding of and interest in photography among children. This keynote described the CIPA’s efforts for media literacy education.

Panel Discussion by Top EngineersDate and time: March 1 (Thu) 15:00−16:30Venue: Conference Center 301/302

“I want this type of camera!”Beyond the boundaries of companies, leading engineers planning and de-signing cameras conversed with each other on the type of photographs that each of them wanted to see.

Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation

Japanese-Chinese simultaneous interpretation

Pre-registration requiredFree

Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation

Japanese-Chinese simultaneous interpretation

Pre-registration requiredFree

Kazuo UshidaPresident of Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)

ModeratorsYasunori Ichikawa (Japan Camera Industry Institute (JCII))Kenichi Kouda (Professor, Nihon University College of Art, Department of Photography)

PanelistsKen Nakajima, Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc./Kosei Kosako, Ricoh Company, Ltd./Naoyuki Murakami, Nikon Corporation/Setsuya Kataoka, Olympus Corporation/Shigeru Takeshita, Canon Inc./Takashi Ueno, FUJIFILM Corporation/Tsutomu Mori, Panasonic Corporation/Yasuhiro Osone, SIGMA CORPORATION

"The CIPA’s contribution to child education for the growth of photographic culture"

CP+ Opening PartyDate and time: March 1 (Thu) 18:45-20:00Venue: Grand Gallery, Yokohama Museum of Art

Dignitaries, representatives of exhibitors, and journalists from both inside and outside Japan were invited and provided with an opportunity to socialize.

Opening Day EventsVisitor Profi le4. 5.

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Marketing Seminar CP+ Technological Academy

Digital Imaging Seminar by Keypoint Intel l igenceMarch 2 (Fri) 10:30–12:10 Venue: Conference Center 301/302

1. 10:30–11:10 The Evolving Photographers

<Speaker> Ed Lee (group director, Worldwide Consumer and Professional Imaging Services)

Almost everyone has access to a camera or smartphone and taking a photo is easy. The role that photography plays in each person’s life is different. Casual picture-takers are happy using their smartphones. More serious photographers still rely on their digital cameras. This session looked at the evolution of the different types of photographers and highlighted potential areas of opportunities.

2. 11:10–11:40 Consumer Imaging in the 360-Degree World

<Speaker> Alan Bullock (associate director, Connected Imaging Trends Service)

Virtual and Augmented Reality give consumers new ways to experience content ranging from entertainment and games to sightseeing and workplace tasks. Cameras with a 180- or 360-degree fi eld of view allow consumers to capture their own immersive content, but what happens after that? This presentation looked at the latest devices and services, as well as opportunities and challenges that they present.

3. 11:40-12:10 The Role of Printing & Output in Today’s Photography Market<Speaker> David Haueter (associate director, Photo Printing Trends Service)

CIPA and GfK Global Market SeminarMarch 2 (Fri) 13:30–16:30 Venue: Conference Center 301/302 Cooperator: NPD Group

The marketing seminar was presented by the CIPA and provided statistics information about digital cameras and interchangeable lenses, along with GfK, which networks worldwide research sites. Starting from the CIPA’s statistics and GfK “Global,” this analysis covered the U.S., China, and Japan. The U.S. session was presented by the NPD, a researcher of U.S. markets. The analysis of Asian markets, getting more important both for the CIPA and GfK, was divided into China and Japan. With a limited time window, each region was covered every two years.

1. 13:30–13:50 <CIPA Seminar> [Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)]Statistics of Actual Shipments and Prospects

<Speaker> Shinichi Yoneyama(Chair of Research & Statistics Working Group, CIPA)

2. 13:50–14:10 <GfK Seminar> Positive Prospects for Global Imaging Thanks to High Value and Innovation

<Speaker> Haluk Oezdemir(Senior Consultant, GfK Retail and Technology GmbH)

3. 14:10–14:40 <GfK Seminar> Latest U.S. Trends in Image Capture

<Speaker> Ben Arnold(Industry Analyst, Executive Director, The NPD Group)

4. 14:50–15:20 <GfK Seminar> The Next Imaging Story in China

<Speaker> Alfred Zhou(Managing Director, GfK Retail and Technology China Co., Ltd.)

5. 15:20–15:50 <GfK Seminar> New Values for Imaging Open Up the Way of Regrowth

<Speaker> Shigekazu Akimoto(Business Manager, GfK Marketing Services Japan Ltd.)

6. 15:50–16:30 Discussion

Discussions led by each speaker

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6. Events, Seminars, and Exhibitions

Pre-registration requiredFree

English-Japanese simultaneous interpretation

Pre-registration requiredFree

Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation

March 1 (Thu) and 2 (Fri)Venue: Conference Center 311/312 Price: ¥1,000 each

Pre-registration requiredPay

Olympus introduced large-aperture lens “M.ZUIKO 25mm F1.2 PRO” in 2016. In addition, it announced “17mm F1.2 PRO” and “45mm F1.2 PRO” in 2017. We achieved depictive performance by reconcile high resolution and beautiful bokeh as design philosophy of F1.2 lens series. The speaker introduced the technology developed by the F1.2 lens series.

March 1 (Thu) 13:00–13:45Speaker: Masaru Morooka(Olympus Corporation)

Development of M.ZUIKO PRO F1.2 Lens Series

Thanks to the advanced optical technology, recent digital cameras not merely take pictures, but now it is becoming possible to shoot the subjects or scenes that previously could not be shot easily with high resolution. This seminar introduced the shooting method to expand the photographic fi eld using not only the optical information, but also the combined application of particular aberration information on lens position, projection system conversion, image stabilization, etc.

March 1 (Thu) 14:00–14:45Speaker: Masami Sugimori (Canon Inc.)

Expanding the Photographic Field with Advanced Optical Technology of Digital Cameras

Since the announcement of SIGMA GLOBAL VISION in 2012, SIGMA has been organizing all its interchangeable lenses into three product lines—Contemporary, Art, and Sports. This seminar focused on the optical design of Art series.

March 1 (Thu) 15:00–15:45Yasumoto Oginome (SIGMA CORPORATION)

SIGMA Art Series

Eye AF was developed for α7 and α7R in 2013. This function was highly improved for α9 in 2017. The improvement of technology in Eye AF was explained in this seminar.

March 2 (Fri) 10:30–11:15Speaker: Toshifumi Takaoka (Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc.)

Improvement of Eye AF

Tamron launched all-in-one zoom lens 18-400mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD in July 2017. The seminar introduced optical technologies and mechanical technologies achieving focal length of wide side 18mm and telephoto side 400mm in the compact body.

March 2 (Fri) 11:30–12:15Speaker: Kimiaki Nakazawa & Satoshi Todani (Tamron Co., Ltd.)

Development of 18-400mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD

Nikon has started the sales of new digital-SLR D850 since September 2017. In this seminar, D850’s attractive features including high resolution, high-speed performance and versatile functions were presented with the explanation of its product concept.

March 2 (Fri) 13:00–13:45Speaker: Akimitsu Majima (Nikon Corporation)

Development of D850 which Achieves High Resolution, High-speed and Versatility

Panasonic has always opened up the video possibility of a single lens camera since rolling out GH1 in 2009. The speaker explained further evolution of LUMIX video performance and its element technologies, such as HDR which realizes the image close to human vision, and HLG and its related devices. In addition to unlimited time of recording at 4K 60p / 4:2:2 10bit, LUMIX provides with professional level video performance by unique technologies.

March 2 (Fri) 14:00–14:45Speaker: Yoshio Ohtsuka(Panasonic Corporation)

Evolution of Video Performance Targeted by Lumix GH Series, and Element Technologies Supporting its Evolution

With the rapid growth in popularity of movies made by emerging Cinematographers in recent years, FUJIFILM has been increasing its lineup with high performance 4K movie functions. Newly-developed innovative cinema lenses, FUJINON MK series, provide advanced optical performance and meet the needs of cinematographers.

March 2 (Fri) 15:00–15:45Speaker: Nobuaki Toyama (FUJIFILM Corporation)

MK Series of New Cinema Lenses

RICOH THETA V is a 360 camera that supports 4K movie recording. As with the former models, our smartphone applications do not provide all the available functions of the camera to keep simple. Several new features have been added after the release. RICOH also have a plan to provide a mechanism for developers to add functions by themselves as a plug-in in RICOH THETA V. These hidden features were introduced in the seminar.

March 2 (Fri) 16:00–16:45Speaker: Makoto Shohara (RICOH COMPANY,LTD.)

RICOH THETA Evolution

Digital photography changed the photo print market substantially from the days of fi lm and a similar change is taking place again as smartphones are largely displacing digital cameras. Despite all the changes that the photography market has gone through and the challenges they represent, there are still many opportunities for success in the photo print market.This session reviewed how market dynamics are shaping the photo print and output market as well as discussing ways to raise the value and awareness of print.(Since David Haueter was absent on the day of the event, Alan Bullock spoke in his place.)

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Video Seminar for Professionals Venue: Conference Center 303/304

Special Event Video Events for Professionals

6. Events, Seminars, and Exhibitions

The Video Area and video-related events were held to comprehensively introduce video solutions, centered on ILC which are in increasing demand, for professional photographers.Japan-France Photo Cultural Exchange ZOOMS JOINT PHOTO EXHIBITION March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun) Venue: Inside Exhibition Hall

This exhibition displayed the works of the winners of the ZOOMS JAPAN Award, a new Japan-France joint photo award founded by CP+, with two Grand Prix winners from the LES ZOOMS photo contest, which was organized by “Salon de la photo,” a photo and image event that is held every year in Paris. The members of the prize selection committee are editors of infl uential photo magazines in France.

ZOOMS JAPAN Awards Ceremony & ZOOMS Gallery TalkVenue: Presentation Stage

In addition to the ZOOMS JAPAN Awards Ceremony, a gallery talk was conducted with David Michaud, a French photographer based in Japan, as the moderator, alongside the panel consisting of Japanese and French ZOOMS winners and magazine editors-in-chief.

CP+ Used Camera Fair 2018—Shining a light on 100+ years of camera history—March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun), 10:00–17:00 (16:00 for March 4)Venue: Annex Hall

Photo Accessory Outlet

March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun), 10:00–17:00 (16:00 for March 4)Venue: Annex Hall

An outlet sale exclusively for photo accessories was held with participation of the CP+ exhibitors.

Used camera shops from around the country gathered at CP+ to exhibit and sell the fi nest cameras around, ranging from fi lm cameras, digital cameras to vintage camera lenses!

Organized by:CAMERA fan, GENKOSHA

Video Area for Professionals

The popular Video Area for Professionals was set up this year as well, run by 15 companies dealing in video equipment and showcased an entire range of video solutions for the modern age, with everything from highly-practical products usable right away to much-talked-about equipment that inspire dreams. Visitors picked them up and experienced cutting-edge technology for themselves.

3/1（木）　15：30～16：30

ZOOMS JAPAN 2018 WinnersEditors’ Award“L’Écume des jours” by Katsura Komiyama

Public Award“Between unknown spacetimes” by Rashiki

LES ZOOMS 2017 WinnersPublic Award“Living with the Tsaans in Mongolia” by Céline Jentzsch

Press Award“Nice, Portraits of a city” by Rudy Boyer

■ Presenters of the Gallery Talk with Japanese & French ZOOMS Winners and Magazine Editors-in-Chief, etc.

Katsura Komiyama (Winner of the Editors’ Award at ZOOMS JAPAN 2018)Rashiki (Winner of the Public Award at ZOOMS JAPAN 2018)Céline Jentzsch (Winner of the Public Award at LES ZOOMS 2017)Rudy Boyer (Winner of the Press Award at LES ZOOMS 2017)Hideto Sasaki (Judge/Editor-in-chief, Nippon Camera)Akira Fukushima (Judge/Editor-in-chief, Digital Camera Magazine)Yann Garret (Recommender of the Public Award, editor of Réponses Photo magazine)Benjamin Favier (Recommender of the Press Award, editor of Le Monde de la Photo magazine)

Moderator: David Michaud (photographer)

March 1 (Thu), 15:30–16:30French–Japanese consecutive interpretation

Cooperator: LIGHT UP CO.,LTD.

Ten years have passed since a regular SLR camera obtained the ability to take video. This feature has matured in terms of both function and performance, while photographers that are taking videos often wonder: “In what ways can I actually use this feature?” This seminar introduced different techniques, camera features, and performance for different shooting situations, such as interviews, offi ce room scenarios, on the stage, in slow motion, and time lapse.

Speaker: Hiroshi Shikano (Photographer)

Lessonin Deploy-

ingDon’t Fear Shooting with SLRs! CP+

“By shooting scenario / I need this feature!”

March 1 (Thu) 11:00–12:30

One of the advantages of SLR videos is the availability of a variety of lenses for SLR still cameras. These days, more and more cinematic lenses are targeting video shooting. A cinematic lens’ slow and accurate focus point change enables cinematic expressions with soft contrast. Takashi Chiba, who has experience in the direction of TV commercials, guided how to effectively use a cinematic lens, and explained the difference between SLR still lenses and cinematic lenses, with a lens engineer as a guest speaker.

Speaker: Takashi Chiba (Cinematographer, digital image technician)

Lessonin

TrendsTrying a Cinematic, Theatrical-style Lens for Your SLR Videos

March 1 (Thu) 15:30–17:00

Focus on “sound” to improve your cinema work. In addition to improving on recorders and sound quality, it is also important to adjust balance by removing noise and changing fl ow. In addition, your work will become even better by making the most important voice—the human voice—easier to hear. This session introduced the fundamental techniques of sound balancing, focusing on Premiere Pro.

Speaker: Jun Osuga(Videographer, musician)

Lessonin

UsingHow to Improve Your SLR Videos by Adjusting Sounds

March 2 (Fri) 13:15–14:45

More and more projects that photographers engage in these days involving the shooting of video, while at the same time, aerial shooting via drones is becoming widespread these days. For photographers that want to try aerial shooting, this session introduced the know-how necessary for safe and accurate shooting, along with professional aerial shooting techniques and the methods of applying a drone to photography.

Speaker: Hideyuki Motegi (Photographer)

Lessonin

TrendsHow a Photographer Can Start using Drones

March 2 (Fri) 15:30–17:00

If you ever thought, “I was asked not only to shoot but also edit an SLR video, but I don’t know how to do that...” then Final Cut Pro X is for you. Even without expert knowledge, you can produce full-fl edged videos via intuitive operations. This session guided through basic operations and concepts, effects, transitions, color adjustment, and even linkage with Photoshop.

Speaker: Kazuhiko Saika (Prof., Faculty of Media Information, Surugadai Univ.)

Lessonin

UsingSimple & Speedy:Final Cut Pro X: Opening You Up to the World of SLR Video

March 1 (Thu) 13:15–14:45

Video devices have signifi cantly increased in use in recent years; but don’t you feel like you’ve “seen it all before” because everyone seems to have the same device, more or less? To focus on the expression of your own character and expertise, you need to choose devices based on what world you want to show, including the colors (grading) and tones. Yusuke Suzuki, a leading videographer, trained audience on how to choose devices for the future.

Speaker: Yusuke Suzuki (Videographer)

Lessonin

DeployingInformation Session with a Leading Videographer to Relay How to Choose Video Devices for the Future to Come

March 2 (Fri) 11:00–12:30

Cooperator:COMMERCIAL PHOTOPre-registration requiredFree

12 13

Booth/Photo Exhibition

PHOTO HARBOUR March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun) Venue: OSANBASHI Hall

Communicating the pleasure of “creating” a photo!In addition to the exhibition at PACIFICO YOKOHAMA, CP+ held the “PHOTO HARBOUR” Art Community Space, an event specializing in photo exhibitions with the participation of many photographers, all at OSANBASHI Hall. CP+ supports artists who not only shoot photos but who also join exhibitions so as to put their creative expression into action. PACIFICO YOKOHAMA and OSANBASHI Hall were connected by shuttle bus.

ONAEBA 2018As in previous years, one of the largest participative photo events was held including exhibitions, reviews, and talk shows.

Photobook JPThe fi rst Photobook JP exhibition, Asia’s largest photobook fair, gathered enormous spirited publishers and artists that exposed their own works to the world. The present photobook industry was here.

High School Photo Contest & The Town of Photo: HIGASHIKAWA “Shashin Koshien”March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun) Venue: Inside the Exhibition Hall

Held on the great landmass, Hokkaido to the North, the Shashin Koshien event saw high school photographers from around the country compete. This year marked the 24th contest. Among the 526 school entries, representatives from 18 schools, 54 students took on the challenge of producing great photos. The winners from this event were on display.

Kanagawa PrefectureTourism PR zone with local mascotsMarch 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun) Venue: Exhibition Hall, 1F Concourse

The municipalities of Kanagawa Prefecture had their own tourism PR booths so as to shine a light on their respective local specialties and photogenic locations. The local mascots also visited the site on Saturday and Sunday.

Guest Speech by Prof. Eiko Imahashi, Ph.D.(Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo)“Delight of <Paris Photos>–Legends of the City and Photographers Overseas”

March 3 (Sat) 13:30–15:00 Venue: Conference Center 303/304

<Paris Photos> focuses on the straightforward photography that fl ourished in the 20th century, with lenses trained on Paris and the people living there. This seminar introduced the attractive concept with 36 <Paris Photos>.

Japan Professional Photographers Society (JPS)Messages from the Past to the Future:Photographs That We Want to Pass Down to Our DescendantsMarch 4 (Sun) 13:00–14:30 Venue: Conference Center 303

In the “Photographs That We Want to Pass Down to Our Descendants” exhibition at Minato Mirai Gallery, Koutaro Iizawa, a photography critic, and Norihiko Matsumoto, a photographer, plainly explained the backgrounds of the pictures, the messages they relayed, and the signifi cant value left to us by these photographs.

Japan Photo Culture Association/Kanagawa Photographers Association/Kanto Photo Association/Professional Photographers of Japan/Tokyo Photo Association/Yokohama Photographers Association

Cozy Family Photo Studio “Reborn” (kanreki, 60th anniversary) photographs also taken

March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun) Venue: Inside the Exhibition Hall

Price: ¥1,000 (incl. tax)At the specially-created studio inside the CP+ venue, visitors had pictures of their family taken of a quality only possible by professional photographers in a studio. “Reborn” pictures for kanreki, or 60th anniversary of the guest’s birth were also taken.

JCII Camera MuseumExhibition:French Cameras and Cute Antique CamerasMarch 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun) Venue: Inside the Exhibition Hall

France—the birthplace of photography and the fi rst place in the world where cameras were sold; this exhibition introduced French cameras and a number of old pictures showing the good old days of Paris. Here, visitors checked out rare and unique French cameras, such as daguerreotype cameras, wet plate cameras, stereo cameras, and camoufl age cameras. As another topic of this exhibition, “antique and cute” cameras from around the world, including France and Japan, welcomed the visitors.

A few same-day reservations accepted

Reservation requiredPay

Pre-registration requiredFree Pre-registration requiredFree

◆Coverage by overseas media

Website (not comprehensive)

■U.S. ImagingResource■U.S. PersonalView■U.S. DPReview■U.S. CameraTimes■U.K. NEWSSHOOTER■U.K. PhotoRumors■Spain AlbedoMedia(formerDSLRMagazine)■Spain PHOTOLARI

■Switzerland Fotointern.ch■Netherlands ChungDha■France FocusNumerique■Poland OPTYCZNE■Russia Photar.ru■China Fengniao.com■China IT之家■China 中关村在线

■China 爱活网

■China 太平洋网络

■China TOUCHSKY■China 新浪

■China 摄影世界

6. Events, Seminars, and Exhibitions 7. Publicity

14 15

Google Analytics—Breakdown of unique users by date

◆Offi cial website<Provided in Japanese, English, and Chinese>

Top page

BannersCamera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA), photokina, Salon de la photo, PACIFICO YOKOHAMA, PHOTO YOKOHAMA, Onaeba, JAPAN CAMPINGCAR SHOW, Yokohama Museum of Art

Google Analytics—Sessions by country/region

County/Region 2016 2017 2018

Japan 450,621 477,607 463,835

USA 10,803 9,690 9,110

China 3,463 7,773 5,221

Germany 4,432 4,526 4,395

Taiwan 2,789 3,158 2,559

Hong Kong 2,463 3,440 2,390

UK 2,499 2,475 1,989

Canada 2,126 1,931 1,732

France 1,844 1,971 1,365

Other 19,507 20,365 17,977

Total 500,547 532,936 510,573

8. Promotional Activities

◆Schedule of promotional activities

<Distributed tools>B1 size posterB3 size posterBrochure (Japanese and English versions)A4 size ad fl yerBrochure to announce the video seminars and the video area for professional photographersGeneral invitation (printed in both Japanese and English)Premiere invitation (printed in both Japanese and English)Brochure for distribution at the venue (Japanese version as well as an English and Chinese version)

◆PR tools and other materials for exhibitors and visitors

Brochure for distribution at the venue (Japanese version as well as an English and Chinese version)

Brochure (Japanese and English versions)

■Explanatory meeting for recruiting exhibitors

■Explanatory meeting with exhibitors and booth lot allocation lottery

Date: November 2 (Thu), 2017Venue: JA Kyosai Building Conference HallContent: Event overview, precautions for participating

in the exhibition, booth drawing

■Press recruitment activities

Date: As required, starting from early January 2018Content: Various activities to attract TV, radio, and

newspapers, magazines, web journals, etc.

■Accommodating the press during the event period

Dates: March 1 (Thu) to 4 (Sun), 2018Content: Operation of a press room, delivery of

exhibitors’ press releases, transmission of World Premiere information, etc.

■ Follow-up activities

Date: March 5 (Mon), 2018Content: Responses to various inquiries

■ Joint press conference of CP+2018 and PHOTO YOKOHAMA 2018

Date: December 12 (Tue), 2017Venue: JA Kyosai Building Conference HallContent: Overview of the projects, explanation on collaborative

events with PHOTO YOKOHAMA, and photo session

* Data was collected for the period between December 13, 2017 and March 4, 2018.

* The expression “unique users” indicates how many people visited the website, not how many sessions were conducted. No matter how many times a person visits a website, the unique user count remains 1.

* Because they are obtained by different calculation methods, the total sum of unique users by date and the cumulative number of unique users do not agree.

Date: July 4 (Tue), 2017Venue: JA Kyosai Building Conference HallContent: Event overview, exhibition information, etc.

■Press releases (English version)

Date: July 5 (Wed), September 1 (Fri), December 12 (Tue) 2017, February 6 (Tue) 2018

Content: Event overview, explanation on the “ZOOMS JAPAN” photo awards, new information, etc.

■CP+2018 Preliminary Press Conference

Date: February 20 (Tue), 2018Venue: Tamachi, MA Shibaura Building 3F (CIPA)Content: Overview of the projects, information about the venue

2017.12.132017.12.142017.12.152017.12.162017.12.172017.12.182017.12.192017.12.202017.12.212017.12.222017.12.232017.12.242017.12.252017.12.262017.12.272017.12.282017.12.292017.12.302017.12.312018.01.012018.01.022018.01.032018.01.042018.01.052018.01.062018.01.072018.01.082018.01.092018.01.102018.01.112018.01.122018.01.132018.01.142018.01.152018.01.162018.01.172018.01.182018.01.192018.01.202018.01.212018.01.222018.01.232018.01.242018.01.252018.01.262018.01.272018.01.282018.01.292018.01.302018.01.312018.02.012018.02.022018.02.032018.02.042018.02.052018.02.062018.02.072018.02.082018.02.092018.02.102018.02.112018.02.122018.02.132018.02.142018.02.152018.02.162018.02.172018.02.182018.02.192018.02.202018.02.212018.02.222018.02.232018.02.242018.02.252018.02.262018.02.272018.02.282018.03.012018.03.022018.03.032018.03.04

0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,00019,560

39,80637,152

29,330

Cumulative unique usersduring the period:

446,088

16 17

* The survey was conducted by questionnaire after CP+2018 and included visitors who pre-registered via the official website and people who actually visited the show (number of respondents: 8,831).

* According to the calculation, the average number of days which a visitor spent in CP+2018 is 1.19.

♦Breakdown by prefecture

♦Breakdown by generation

Male: 42,80280%

Female: 10,74120%

(visitors)

482

72.6%27.4%

124

56.5%43.5%

0

3,000

6,000

9,000

12,000

15,000

7,313

67.5%

32.5%

10,746

73.3%

26.7%

13,848

80.6%

19.4% 11,735

85.1%

14.9%

5,892

90%

10%3,403

91.8%

8.2%

70 yearsand over

60–69years

50–59years

40–49years

30–39years

19–29years

13–18years

0–12years

FemaleMale

Q1 Have you ever visited CP+ before? Q2 Mark all dates when you visited CP+2018.(Multiple selection accepted)

Visited forthe first timethis year32%

Have visitednot CP+2017

but CP+2016 or before13%

Also visited CP+201755%

Absolutely,yes64%

Don’t know 6%No 1%

I think so, yes29%

March 1 (Thu)

March 2 (Fri)

March 3 (Sat)

March 4 (Sun)

(%)

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

18%

32%

39%

31%

♦Pre-registered visitors

Q4 Please evaluate your own personal skill level in photography.

Q5 Did you do anything after visiting CP+2018? Check all applicable items. (Multiple selection accepted)

Profiles of the Pre-registrants

Results of the Visitors Questionnaire Survey

OtherAichiPrefecture

IbarakiPrefecture

ShizuokaPrefecture

ChibaPrefecture

SaitamaPrefecture

TokyoMetropolis

KanagawaPrefecture

(visitors) visitors

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

39%

20,588

33.4%

17,624

1.6% 1.4% 1.4%8.5%6.3%8.4%

4,4617307538603,316

4,411

Q6 Do you want to visit the CP+ event again next year?

Q3 With whom did you come to the venue? (Multiple selection accepted)

(%)0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

67%23%

9%3%

1%3%

Child/children

Parent(s)

Other

AloneFriends or

colleagues from workPartner

0 10 20 30 40 50(%)

Professional 8%Intermediate 47%

Beginner 36%Complete beginner 8%

0 10 20 30 40 50

47%

29%

8%

1%

28%

11%

30%

10%

25%

4% 25%(%)

Posted comments or photos on my blog

Gathered information on exhibitor websites about the products I was interested in

Gathered information in storesabout the product I was interested inGathered information on the Internet

about the products I was interested inChecked the price of the product

I wanted to buy in storesChecked the price of the product

I wanted to buy on the Internet

Bought the product I favorited

Talked about CP+2018 with friends

Posted comments or photos on my SNS

Wrote about products in the word of mouthsection on a price comparison website

Total: 53,543

Pre-registered visitors from Japan: 52,743

Profiles of the Pre-registrants / Results of the Visitors Questionnaire Survey9.

2F 2FTo Annex Hall for the Used Camera Fair and Photo

Accessory Outlet

G-08 G-09

G-14 G-15 G-16

G-17

G-18 G-20

G-57G-38 G-42G-39

G-53G-52G-51

G-56G-55G-54

G-45G-44G-43

G-48G-47G-46

G-41G-40

G-50G-49

G-19

G-10 G-21 G-23 G-24 G-25 G-26 G-35

G-34

P-03P-01G-67G-64

G-65

G-66 G-68 P-02

G-33

G-22

G-27 G-30 G-31 G-32

G-28 G-29

G-06

G-11 G-12 G-13

G-07

G-01 G-02 G-03 G-04 G-05

T-01

T-02

G-37G-61G-58

G-59

G-60 G-63

G-62

G-36

G-69P-04

P-05

P-06

P-07 P-09

P-08

1FExhibition Hall

DoorwayDoorway

To Conference Center for seminars and events

Presentation Stage*Schedule on the back cover.

Family Photo Studio

Food and drink corner

Japan-France Photo Cultural Exchange Event

ZOOMS JOINT PHOTO EXHIBITION

Vote for your favorite!World Premiere Awards

Voting closes at 18:00,Mar 3 (Sat.)!

French Cameras andCute AntiqueCameras

Exhibition

Local mascots all around Kanagawa Prefecture join together!(Only Mar 4 (Sat) and 4 (Sun))

Free shuttle bus in operation

Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc. / Sony Marketing (Japan) Inc.

NIKON INC./NIKON IMAGING JAPAN INC./

NIKON VISION INC.Panasonic Corporation

Canon Inc./Canon Marketing Japan Inc. FUJIFILM Corporation

Manfrotto Distribution KK

Marumi OpticalCo., Ltd.

DJI JAPAN/HASSELBLAD JAPAN

Tamron Co., Ltd.

Ricoh Company, Ltd./Ricoh Imaging Company, Ltd.

SIGMA CORPORATION

ETSUMICO.,LTD

Libec / HEIWA SEIKI KOGYO CO., LTD. THE BAMBI INC.

Kowa OpticalProductsCo.,Ltd.

STC Optical Filter / Yoshimi Camera

HONGKONG MEIKEDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

SIGHTRON JAPAN INC./Anhui ChangGeng Optics Technology Co.,Ltd.

Carl ZeissCo., Ltd. Presentation

Stage

DNP Photo Imaging Japan Co., Ltd.

Maruman Corporation/Canson

Piotec Co., Ltd.PhotoRevo

AwagamiFactory

WacomCo.,Ltd.

Adobe SystemsCo., Ltd.

ZOOMSPhoto Exhibition

FamilyPhotoStudio

KIPONSynology

EIZOCorporation

K&F CONCEPT/Shotenkobo Co.,Ltd.

JCIICameraMuseum

Voting Cornerfor the World

Premiere Award•

Catering Area

Kenko Tokina Co., Ltd. / SLIK CORPORATION /

Kenko ProfessionalImaging Co., Ltd.

Nissin JapanLtd COSINA CO., LTD.

Toshiba MemoryCorporation

HAKUBA PHOTOINDUSTRY CO.,LTD.

MouseComputerCO.,LTD.

Epson Sales Japan

ILFORD/Hahnemuhle(JetGraph)

AsukanetCo., Ltd.

OLYMPUS CORP.

“Shashin Koshien” High School Photo Contest & The Town of Photo: HIGASHIKAWA

Japan Society of Applied Physics/Japan Optomechatronics Association/The Optical Society of Japan/The Society of Photography and Imaging of Japan

VixenCo., Ltd.

VelbonCorporation

Microsoft JapanCo., Ltd.

Agai Trading Corporation / KUPO

LUMICACORPORATION

VANGUARD GIN-ICHIASANUMA&

CO.,LTD

Impress Corporation

Japan Photo andVideo Accessory Association

PHOTO YOKOHAMACorner for handing out stamp rally prizes

Japan R.V. Association

TOMY TEC CO., LTD.(BORG)

Profoto K.K.

TAKE INC.

SJCAM Action Cameras

SIRUI

BenQ Japan Co.,Ltd. ImageVISION Co. Ltd.

Leofoto/WideTradeCo,.Ltd

Guangzhou Dongxie Hardware Technology Co.,Ltd.

G-43 Atomos Co. LtdG-44 LPL Co., LtdG-45 KYOTO MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHYG-46 ALATAMA Ltd.G-47 CamFi LimitedG-48 Markins / Trinple Co.,Ltd.G-51 DroneCollegeG-52 YONGNUOG-53 JAPAN HOBBY TOOLG-54 KINOSHITA OPTICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE CO.,LTD.G-55 LomographyG-56 Azden Corporation

G-58 Toyo Living Co., Ltd.G-59 MindviewG-60 Shenzhen Sprocomm Technologies CO.,LtdG-61 Ichikawa soft laboratory Co., Ltd.G-62 Zhongshan Yunteng Photographic Equipment Co., Ltd.G-63 VISICO Studio EquipmentG-64 NiSi FiltersG-65 SOFTWARE Too CORPORATION/DxO LabsG-66 TOLIHAN CORP.G-67 KYORITSU ELECTRIC CO ., LTD.G-68 TSUBOSAKA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

Telescope & Binocular Zone

Printing-related Equipment Zone

Exhibition of Photographs by Children,under APA’s “Cameras for Art Lessons” ProjectRugby World Cup and

Olympics & Paralympics Promotion Div.,

Civic Affairs Bureau, Yokohama City Govt.

PHOTO YOKOHAMAStamp rally information counter

Conference Center

1F

2F

Conference Center301–302/311–314

A lecture traversing various fields of culture, under the keyword of “Photography”

PHOTO CULTURE STAGE

Exclusive exhibition and photogenic lounge

EXHIBITION & LOUNGE

Try out cameras and take pictures at a workshop directed by a photographic school

WORKSHOP

SCHOOL SPACE

From those who haven’t used a camera ever before to those who have problems choosing their themes—you can learn photographic techniques in various fields, from the basics up.

PHOTO SCHOOLAikoudou Camera (Aichi) Breguet Camera (Tokyo) Camera no Rokkoo (Tokyo) Camera Repair & Sale UCS (Tokyo) fotoborse (Tokyo) FUJII CAMERAS (Osaka) GOGO CAMERA (Fukuoka) Hattori Camera (Aichi) j2camera (Tokyo) Lemon Co., Ltd/CAMERA NANIWA (Tokyo) MOTOMACHI CAMERA (Hyogo) OGIKUBO CAMERA NO SAKURAYA (Tokyo) OTSUKASHOKAI Co., Ltd. (Aichi) STEREO CAMERA (Fukuoka) SUZUKI CAMERA (Osaka) SUZUKI CAMERA (Tokyo) tokyocamera (Tokyo) Yamagen Photo (Osaka)

Photo Accessory OutletAgai Trading Corporation ETSUMI CO.,LTD Guardforce Japan, ltd. HAKUBA PHOTO INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. Kenko Tokina Co., Ltd. LUMICA CORPORATION Manfrotto Distribution KK Ricoh Imaging Company, Ltd. SIGHTRON JAPAN INC. Toshiba Memory Corporation Velbon Corporation WideTradeCo,.Ltd

Concourse 2F

E204

E205 ・E206

InterContinental Yokohama Grand 2F Lobby

“Magnum Paris in Monochrome”

EVENT SPACE

ConferenceCenter

2F Concourse

Exhibition HallAnnex

Hall Plaza

Mar 3 (Sat) 10:00-18:00

Mar 4 (Sun) 10:00-17:00

InterContinentalYokohama Grand

Video Area for Professionals

Cooperator: LIGHT UP CO.,LTD.

amanabi inc.Audio-Technica Corporation.Canon Marketing Japan Inc.CIRCLE Co.,Ltd.Kenko Professional Imaging Co.,LtdLIGHT UP CO.,LTD.Musashi Optical System Co., Ltd.NEP Inc.

Panasonic CorporationSeika Digital Image CORPORATIONSony Business Solutions Corporation /Sony Marketing Inc.studio EBIS.incTAKE INC.TEAC CORPORATIONTechnical Farm CO.,Ltd.

Conference Center: 303-304

Limited to Mar 1 (Thu) and 2 (Fri)!

Nestlé’s free coffee and matcha area

Annex Hall 2F

CP+ Used Camera Fair 2018- Shining a light on 100+ years of camera history -

Mar 1(Thu) to 3(Sat)

10:00-17:00 10:00-16:00Mar 4(Sun)

Please be careful of event hours.

Plaza

Camper Vans and the Cuisines of Food Trucks!Mar 1(Thu) to 4(Sun)“Fly High!” by Natsuki Yasuda

Dream Photo StudioMar 3(Sat) and 4(Sun)

Conference Center301–302

Conference Center311–314

PhotoStudio

Projects

Site Map10.

CP+2018 Report

Published: April 16, 2018Edited and issued byContact for inquiries:

CP+ Operating CommitteeCP+ Division1-32-5, Honjo, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0004Tel: +81-3-6741-4015

Reproduction or republication of all or part of this document is expressly prohibited, unless CP+ Division has expressly granted its prior written consent.

Report

Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA)Organizer

Japan Photo and Video Accessory AssociationCo-organizer

Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.Coordinator