📸 Neewer 48 Macro LED Ring Flash Bundle with LCD Power Control, Adapter Rings, and Flash Diffusers - Compatible with Canon 650D, 600D, 550D, 70D, 60D, 5D & Nikon D5000, D3000, D5100, D3100, D7000, D7100, D800, D800E, D60 Review

So this light is too small for a 77mm lens. Although they have an attachment that attaches to the lens, this is a somewhat bulky light source that takes up most of your field of view. (You can see an example of a photo with a ring). Smaller lenses, a few sizes smaller, like a 58, maybe a 62 or a little more. This will almost certainly work with any kit lens on something like the Canon T7i or similar cameras. Flash. Well, it "blinks," but what actually happens is the light goes on and then off…

This works great for me in any ring light mode. And the left/right function is good for simulating effects and side lighting of objects that don't work well with direct front lighting. The only issue I have with the quality is that the adapter ring fits the front of the plastic lens and it still feels like soft plastic. I suspect that one cross thread is enough to ruin the threads. I would probably attach an empty metal filter ring to it and have been using it to attach a ring light to the lens

Works as advertised. Although I think the description should be changed from "Ring of Flash" to "Ring of Light". Yes, you can make a "flash" out of this, but it's not the same as a real strobe/flash, which is typically used for low-light action. I knew this was happening since this type of ring flash cost over $400. Still, it works great in macro photography, adding extra light to the subject. As others have said it's a little flimsy being all plastic but I think with the right care it will…

For a super cheap LED macro flash, it does the trick. It lights up when needed, and it's handy to only be able to select half of all the lights. If everything works as it should I would give it 4 stars. However, there are several problems. First, when you press the power button, it doesn't turn on. Eventually, however, he turns around with enough strength and a scream. To turn it off, I just take out the battery. The second problem is that the plastic lens adapter rings tend to flex and flex…

Gear used with this item: Pentax K3 IISigma 17-50mm f/2.8 (all shots taken at 50mm) I've never used a flash ring and didn't want to spend more than $300 on something, don't know if I can, if i will use . For the price I thought it was worth a try. Pros: Cheap and seems to work well enough. The color temperature seems good and the lighting is even. Note the downsides listed below, I still think it's worth the money as a first ring flash. Cons: At 50mm, the flash creates a vignette in the image…

From box to my camera in 5 minutes, built pretty well. Perfect fit for 58mm ring, simple and intuitive operation. If you've used an external flash before, you know what to do with it. Like ALL products these days, it's plastic, but I don't find it fragile at all. Possibly the battery compartment if left open and placed where it could tip over and break off. Otherwise I found it well built, easy to use and everything is as good as the product description says it should be. The cable is heavy…