Name: Meike MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon with Transceiver
Brand: Meike
SKU: MKMT24IIN
Price: 339.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 3.5 (4 reviews)

Meike MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon with Transceiver

Meike MK-MT24

Meike

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Meike MK-MT24 

Explore the Meike MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon. Features TTL, fast recycle time, and adjustable power. Perfect for macro photography. Order today!

Make your macro photography stand out with the MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon with Transceiver. This compact and durable device is a combination of two MK-R200 small macro flashes and a 2.4ghz MK-GT620 flash. It's designed to provide versatile and high-quality lighting solutions for your close-up photography needs. The MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash is not just portable, but also offers the flexibility to control the illumination of light in micro-distance photography environments. This is made possible through the transmission of wireless signals, allowing you to adjust the lighting to your specific needs. Whether you're a professional photographer or a hobbyist, this Macro Ring Flash is an essential tool for capturing detailed and vibrant images. Its high-speed sync capabilities ensure you can fine-tune your exposures, even at high shutter speeds. Plus, with a maximum distance of about 2 feet at F22, you can get up close and personal with your subjects without compromising on image quality.In addition, the MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash comes with a built-in transceiver. This feature allows for off-camera use, providing even more lighting options and creative freedom. Despite its advanced features, this Macro Ring Flash is less than half the price of similar Nikon brand units, making it a cost-effective choice for photographers on a budget.Please note that while the MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash is designed for ease of use, some users have found the instructions to be challenging. We recommend referring to online resources, such as YouTube tutorials, for additional guidance on setup and usage. In conclusion, the MK-MT24 II TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon with Transceiver is a robust and reliable tool that can enhance your macro photography experience. Choose this product for its superior performance, versatility, and affordability.

Easy set up with good quality of light resource, especially with the dim light cover. 
The only shortcoming is have to put battery all individually.

Good quality of light resource for macro pictures

The unit seems well built. I bought this strictly for macro work.
The instructions are very clumsily written by someone that is not fluent in English. It is confusing to set up.
The download page on their website for firmware updates is very confusing. The files are in .rar format  which I had never heard of before this.
I am optimistic that I can get good use of this once I learn all the settings.

Needs better instructions

Gave it 4 stars for extremely poor instructions. About 49 pages in tiny booklets. Most to do with assembly. The Nikon brand unit has over 130.  The exposures are awesome and has compensation so you can fine tune. Also can sync at high shutter speeds. Maximum distance at F22 is about 2 feet.  Got it for macro. I spent about 12 hours or more using trial and error to learn how to use it. The only u tube video to help is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4X-1lIxAWA
Unit less than 1/2 price of Nikon brand unit.

Love it, but instructions horrible.

Not bad for the money. Using this on a Canon MP-E 65 2.8 1-5x. The setup prevents using 4x above due to the heads hitting work surface. This can be worked around using included stands on horizontal surface but not vertical. The ring and heads just protrude too far. I ended up mounting the ring from the back side of the adapter. This eliminated the extra depth added by the ring. I then had to reverse the mount housing on each head so they would not be facing backwards. This fixed the depth issue for most scenarios however you lose down angle adjustment on the heads. Csnt aim them in as much.  Overall its nice for what you pay.