Godox MF12 MF12-K2 12W Macro Flash,2.4G Wireless Control,TTL/M Mode,Built-in 3.7V/6.29W Lithium Battery As an Off-Camera TTL Flash,Compatible with Nikon, Sony, Canon, Fuji, Olympus and Panasonic

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There is a menu button - first page - to turn on the wifi triggering, then you select each group (I put each of my flashes in its own group so I could control each of them independently) and set the power. Godox Macro Flash MF12 is perfect for macro lighting, which enables you to shoot beautiful and sharp photos of small subjects, like plants, animals, and insects at an extremely close distance.

If you are approved you can complete your purchase immediately Representative example: Representative 19.Developed in partnership between Godox and Sony Europe, ensures the MF12-DK1 takes full advantage and works seamlessly in tandem with Sony’s cutting-edge camera technology to bring you the best images possible. For added versatility, the flash can be mounted directly to a lens via an optional adapter, which lets you mount up to six MF12 flash heads. You can position each flash head on the mounting ring at different angles so that you can always achieve your desired reults no matter how unorthodox. It's not only ideal to work individually, but also can serve as a multi-flash solution when several units attach to the mounting ring (available separately), forming a ring flash effect or more other flexible light effects as you wish.

You can check out my full thoughts in the video review below, or just enjoy the photos in the gallery! It's not only ideal to work on its own, but also can serve as a multi-flash solution when several units attach to the mounting ring (available separately), forming a ring flash effect orother flexible light effects as you wish.Before introducing a product to the market, we subject it to numerous tests and controls, thanks to which we are sure that the introduced product will function flawlessly. A set of 16 colour gels that are perfect for controlling the colour temperatures in your photography. The whole point of the design is to mount the flash closer to the front of the lens to get light onto macro subjects.