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Do you often run into the problem of not having enough light in the room while taking photos? A ring flash gets you out of trouble. Simple and versatile in use — that’s a ring flash. More about
Godox MF R76C TTL Macro Ring Flash Canon
Godox MF R76N TTL Macro Ring Flash for Nikon
Nikon SB-R1C1 Macro flash with SU-800
Kenro TTL Macro Ring Flash KFL201N for Nikon
Kenro TTL Macro Ring Flash KFL201C for Canon
Nikon SB-R1 Macro flash set (without SU-800)
Godox FLB-90 Quick Rotating Camera Bracket Kit (for R1200 Ring Flash)
Godox R1200 - Ring Flash Head for AD1200Pro
A ring flash is a flash in the shape of a ring, a hollow circle. You can use the ring flash as well as your lenses, but a ring flash is also ideal as a separate flashlight. The ring flash gives a shadeless light, so shades do not become closed. In addition, the ring flash is ideal when you want to photograph objects from close-by.
A ring flash is used frequently in the world of macro photography. The lighting is meanwhile transferred subtlely by means of a ring flash so details are more visible on your photos. Portrait photography is also a well-known world for the ring flash. However, take into account that the light output is more powerful now, so the well-known halo effect occurs.
It is an aid for various applications. With a ring filter, you can create a particular atmosphere, as a result of which the object or the person is portrayed even better. For instance, a circular reflection is created in the eyes of the model, which is generally experienced as more beautiful. Of course, you can adapt the ring flash yourself with regard to contrast, so you have absolute freedom to create an appropriate atmosphere.
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