Daily Digest
Friday, August 14, 2026
Fifteen years for Yalda Moaiery, Sigma's 85mm f/1.2 lands, Kodak back in profit
Tehran's Revolutionary Court has handed photojournalist Yalda Moaiery fifteen years in absentia, on Iran's National Journalist Day, after two decades of her covering conflict and women's rights. On the gear side, Sigma's 85mm f/1.2 Art looks days away now that Lightroom has added its lens profile, and Kodak has posted a profit off a 40 percent jump in film sales. Drone tariffs, a delayed FX5, and two platform changes that hit anyone earning from video round out the day.
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1 photo_cameraIndustry News·1mo agovia Light StalkingA working photojournalist jailed for the pictures she took, sentenced in absentia on Journalist Day itself.
2 photo_cameraSigma 85mm f/1.2 DG Art (E/L) Imminent as Adobe Adds Lens Support
Lens NewsupdateUpdate·1mo agovia PhotoRumorsA fast 85 for portrait work at Art pricing, and the Lightroom profile says stock is close.
3 photo_cameraKodak Back in the Black as Film Sales Jump 40%
Industry News·1mo agovia FstoppersFilm demand is now the fastest-growing part of Kodak, which shapes what stays in production.
4 photo_cameraIshikawa Naoki's Decade-Long Journey Through Japan's Island Chains
Project News·1mo agovia Aperture5 photo_cameraSony FX5 US Shipment Pushed to September 15
Camera NewsupdateUpdate·1mo agovia Sony Alpha Rumors6 photo_cameraYouTube Partner Program Overhaul: Key Dates and New Thresholds
Platform News·1mo agovia CineD7 photo_camera7Artisans AF 18mm f/2.0 APS-C Pancake Lens Coming to E, Z and X Mount
Lens Rumour·1mo agovia Sony Alpha Rumors8 photo_cameraUS Slaps 25% Tariff on Foreign Drones Under 25kg
Industry News·1mo agovia DPReview News9 photo_cameraNine Months of Prep for 84 Seconds: Eclipse Wingsuit Shot
Project News·1mo agovia PetaPixel10 photo_cameraArtlist Sold a Year of Unlimited AI Video, Pulled It in a Week
Platform Opinion·1mo agovia CineD
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