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Flashpoint MF12 Cold Shoe Adapter

SKU: FPRFMF12CSAMFR: FLASHPOINT

Securely mounts Flashpoint MF12 macro flash units.
Universal cold shoe adapter ensures broad compatibility.
Provides stable, reliable on-camera flash mounting.
Compact design maintains lightweight setup for macro.
Enhance your macro photography lighting control.

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Nikon SB-R200 Wireless Remote Speedlight - USA Warranty

SKU: NKSBR200MFR: 4805

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Precise i-TTL flash control for Nikon cameras.
Compact speedlight: versatile, remote lighting.
Adjustable power range: 1/1 to 1/128 output.
Quick recycle time: ready in approximately 6s.
Wireless flash capability for flexible setups.

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Flashpoint MF-CB Round Adapter for MF12 Macro Flash

SKU: FPLFMFCB

Enhance MF12 macro flash with round adapter.
Achieve softer, more even lighting with this adapter.
Universal compatibility for macro photography setups.
Compact design ensures easy portability and storage.
Optimized light output for professional macro results.

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Smith-Victor Pro Series Orbit 10" Bi-Color LED Ring Light, Battery Bundle

SKU: SV401689MFR: 401689

Bi-color LED Ring Light: 3000K-5500K color temperature.
Adjustable rail mount for precise macro flash control.
Includes NP-F750 batteries for extended battery life.
Universal compatibility: Ideal on-camera lighting solution.
Lightweight design: Portable ring light at only 2 pounds.

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Nissin MF18 TTL Macro Ring Flash for Sony Cameras

SKU: NINDMF18SMFR: NDMF18S

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Achieve even lighting with this macro ring flash.
Adjustable power settings for perfect exposures.
Compact size ensures easy mounting and handling.
Fast recycle time minimizes missed photo opportunities.
Intuitive, easy to use interface simplifies setup.

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Nissin MF18 TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon Cameras

SKU: NIMF18NKMFR: NDMF18-N

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Achieve perfect macro shots with Nikon TTL control.
Consistent 5600K color temperature ensures true colors.
Fast recycle time (0.1-5.5s) for continuous shooting.
Precise power control: 1/1 to 1/1024 power range.
Versatile lens compatibility with adapter rings.

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Nissin MF18 TTL Macro Ring Flash for Canon Cameras

SKU: NIMF18CAMFR: NDMF18-C

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Canon TTL metering offers precise flash output.
Fast recycle time: 0.1 to 5.5 seconds for quick shots.
Guide number 52.5' (16m) at ISO 100 (50mm position).
Macro ring flash provides even, shadowless lighting.
Compatible with 52-77mm lenses via adapter rings.

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Why choose a ring light?

A ring light is a special type of camera flash that’s mounted directly to the front of the lens. It creates even lighting across your subject and minimizes hard shadows, hotspots, and other distractions. This is the ideal type of lighting for any macro subject, and you can also use it to create more flattering portraits.

What is the difference between a ring light and a ring flash?

A ring light is a circular-shaped light that mounts around the front of the lens. A ring flash (sometimes called a macro flash) also mounts to the front of the lens, but it’s made up of two separate, smaller flash heads. With one flash head on the left of the lens and one on the right, you can achieve even, relatively shadowless lighting.

The primary difference between the two types of flashes is the appearance of the light itself. If you’re shooting portraiture, a ring light works best to create a circular catchlight in your subject’s eyes.

LED or flash?

The choice between an LED light, which is typically used as a constant light source, and a flash depends on your goal. Consider the type of photography you’re doing, and your personal preferences.

LED lights are helpful because what you see is what you get. With LEDs, it’s much easier to make adjustments to your camera settings, or the settings of the light. This in turn makes it easier to anticipate your results. If you plan to use a ring light for video, you’ll need continuous lighting. In that case, LEDs are the best option.

Flash or strobe is a smart choice for photographers who only shoot still images and need a lot of light in a small package. Flash ring lights are often brighter. If you’ve spent any time working with flashes before, you’ll find that these lights are easy to both use and adjust.

Compatibility

If you want to connect your ring light to your camera via the hot shoe, compatibility is a key consideration. Many ring lights are designed for specific integration with Canon, Nikon, or Olympus systems. Others are universal and work with any camera brand. Flashpoint and Godox both offer dependable universal ring lights.

Macro Flashes, Ringlights & Ringflash Units

Flashpoint MF12 Cold Shoe Adapter

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Nikon SB-R200 Wireless Remote Speedlight - USA Warranty

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Flashpoint MF-CB Round Adapter for MF12 Macro Flash

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Smith-Victor Pro Series Orbit 10" Bi-Color LED Ring Light, Battery Bundle

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Nissin MF18 TTL Macro Ring Flash for Sony Cameras

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Nissin MF18 TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon Cameras

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Nissin MF18 TTL Macro Ring Flash for Canon Cameras

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