Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Visa pour l'Image's founder is remembered, plus Sugimoto edits Aperture

An industry loss leads a broad gear day

From the Editor

Photojournalism lost one of its central figures today: Jean-François Leroy, founder of Visa pour l'Image, has died after building the festival into the field's biggest annual gathering. Aperture's new issue is guest-edited by Hiroshi Sugimoto, built around the theme of stopping time, and Sigma has dated three more Aizu Prime cine lenses for November alongside a run of other lens news.

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Tuesday, September 1, 2026

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Jean-François Leroy, Founder of Visa pour l'Image, Has Died

Hiroshi Sugimoto Guest Edits Aperture on Stopping Time

Sigma Aizu Prime 21mm, 100mm & 125mm T1.3 Land in November

Alamy Cuts Contributor Pay Rates Starting Today

Maria Finitzo's Arctic Glacier Work, Unseen for 30 Years

NiSi 26mm f/0.7 Full-Frame Z-Mount Lens Leaks

DxO PhotoLab 10 Review: Is the Upgrade Worth It?

New OM PEN Confirmed to Use 20MP Sensor from OM-3 and OM-1 II

Leica APO-Macro-Elmarit-SL 100mm f/2.8 Opens for Pre-Order

Eastman Kodak Begins Self-Distributing Film at ~20% Below Kodak Alaris Prices

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