FieldMade launched the next generation of camera/lens labels – now with front cap indicators and filter size:
You can get volume discounts on individual indicators: save 15% by buying 5-9 indicator labels, or 20% for 10 or more. You can also use discount code rumors for 10% off.
In addition to Nikon, FieldMade now also offers labels for Tamron lenses:
Field Made Co Unveils Next-Generation Lens Indicator Labels – Crafted in Our Workshop, Made in North America
After a year of relentless prototyping, navigating a steep learning curve, and tackling challenges head-on, Field Made Co is thrilled to launch our next-generation Lens Indicator Labels.
What’s New:
These labels aren’t just labels; they’re a testament to our unwavering commitment to quality. We’ve taken things up a notch. Our Next-Generation Lens Indicator Labels are now meticulously handmade right here in our workshop, using premium materials sourced exclusively from North America.
Introducing Front Cap Indicator Labels:
We’ve been listening to our fellow photographers and filmmakers and heard your needs loud and clear. That’s why we are proud to introduce Front Cap Indicator Labels alongside our classic rear cap indicators. These are designed to make your gear even more accessible and organized.
Filter Size Included:
But that’s not all. We understand that precision matters. That’s why our new labels now include the filter size, enabling photographers and filmmakers to find the right filter easily.
New Rear & Front Lens Indicator Packs
Field Made Co lens indicator packs are now available for rear or front caps and as a bundle. New packs are now available for Canon RF & EF, Nikon Z & FX, Sony FE, Fujifilm XF & GF.
New Individual Lens Indicators
Our newest generation of individual indicator labels now includes a front and rear cap indicator. Rear indicators feature the filter size, lens mount, focal length, aperture & lens designations. Front indicators feature the lens mount, focal length and filter size.
New individual indicators are now available for Canon RF & EF, Nikon Z & FX, Sony FE, Fujifilm XF & GF, and Tamron.
Via PhotoRumors
