Review on 📸 Smart Flash RF46C Macro Ring Flash for Canon DSLR Cameras by Phoenix by Troy Rotermund

It seems that this can only be a toy, for the price of course, but in reality it is a decently working flash. First off, TTL works like a champ. While it doesn't always give the correct exposure, similar issues can arise with Canon's own 580EXII camera. It then comes with a full set of adapters. 52, 58, 62, 67, these four can satisfy most Canon macro lenses, but maybe the rare 180L player. Conversely, if you're spending $5000 on a Canon ring flash and you want it to be a 100L macro, you'll have to shell out another $30 to get the right adapter, which I think is pretty ridiculous. has failures. Overall quality feels like a toy but for the price it's ok. The real concern is that the light box and control box are not removable, so assembling this flash can be a bit tricky. Finally, the flash doesn't have an auto-off feature, so you can't leave it in the "ON" position or it will drain the last drop of power from the batteries, which just happened to me. Conclusion: It is worth the money, especially if you don't want to buy a macro flash before getting into macro photography.