Have you ever looked into your camera bag, saw numerous rear lens caps, and wondered which lens was which? Canadian company Field Made Co. hopes to make this a problem of the past with its lens identification stickers.
Field Made Co. offers stickers for Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Sigma and Sony lenses. For example, the Canon RF sticker set comes with 20 stickers for various RF lenses, including popular optics like the 24-70mm F2.8L IS, 50mm F1.2 L, 100mm F2.8L IS Macro and many more.
Canon RF and EF lens indicator labels
The indicator labels are designed to let photographers instantly identify their lenses and grab the right one for the task at hand. The vinyl stickers are resistant to scuffs and include a matte finish. Gone are the days of needing to mark lenses with tape and markers.
While there’s practical value for Field Made Co.’s indicator labels, especially for photographers with a lot of gear in their bags, it doesn’t hurt that the labels are aesthetically pleasing. Labels are emblazoned with the mount, focal length, model name and aperture.
Labels are available a la carte or in bundles. Individual lens labels start at $7.99 CAD, which is around $6.30 USD. Full sticker sets are $29.99 CAD ($23.63 USD). You can view the full range of offerings at Field Made Co.
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