Godox MF-R76 Macro Ring Flash

Name: Godox MF-R76 Macro Ring Flash
Brand: Godox
SKU: svg4wa7iqg
Price: 147.00 GBP
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The Godox MF-R76 is a 76Ws macro ring flash designed for close-up macro photography, mounting to t...

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The Godox MF-R76 macro ring flash is designed for photographers who need soft, even lighting for close-up macro shots. It's ideal for revealing intricate details in subjects like insects, flowers, or small products. The key benefit is its ring-shaped design that provides shadow-free illumination. Keep in mind that while it offers extensive compatibility, you'll need adapter rings for different lens sizes.

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FAQs

What kind of batteries does the MF-R76 use?

The MF-R76 uses a VB26 Lithium Battery, which is included.

What lens sizes are compatible with the MF-R76?

The MF-R76 is compatible with lenses from 49mm to 82mm, using adapter rings (sold separately).

How do I control the brightness of the flash?

You can control the flash brightness using the power adjustment dial on the controller, ranging from 1/1 to 1/128 power.

Does the MF-R76 support TTL?

No, the Godox MF-R76 does not support TTL. All adjustments are made manually.

What is the warranty period?

The Godox MF-R76 has a 2-year warranty.

How do I attach the flash to my lens?

You attach the flash to your lens using adapter rings. Choose the correct size adapter ring that matches your lens filter thread size and screw it onto the lens. Then, attach the flash head to the adapter ring.

What are the focus assist beams?

The focus assist beams are built-in lights that help the camera autofocus in low-light conditions. They illuminate the subject to assist the camera’s focusing system.

Troubleshooting

Flash won't fire.

Check that the flash is turned on, the battery is charged, and the flash is properly mounted on your camera's hot shoe. Make sure the camera's flash mode is enabled.

Images are underexposed.

Increase the flash power output on the controller. Adjust your camera's ISO, aperture, or shutter speed.

Images are overexposed.

Decrease the flash power output on the controller. Adjust your camera's ISO, aperture, or shutter speed.

Focus assist beams not working.

Ensure the focus assist beams are enabled in the flash settings.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Provides soft, even lighting for macro photography.
Offers precise power control for creative lighting.
Compatible with a wide range of lenses and cameras.
Long battery life for extended shooting sessions.
Built-in focus assist beams improve focusing accuracy.

Cons

Requires adapter rings for different lens sizes (sold separately).
May not be ideal for fast-moving subjects due to flash recycle time.
Can be bulky compared to some other macro lighting solutions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Mounting: Attach the ring flash head to your lens using the appropriate adapter ring (if needed). Secure the controller to your camera's hot shoe.
Powering On: Install a charged VB26 Lithium Battery into the ring flash controller and turn it on.
Camera Settings: Set your camera to manual or aperture priority mode. Adjust the ISO, aperture, and shutter speed for your desired exposure.
Flash Settings: Adjust the flash power on the controller. Experiment with the A/B flash tube settings for creative effects.

Compatibility

The Godox MF-R76 is compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Olympus, Fuji, and Pentax DSLR cameras. Ensure you have the correct adapter rings for your lens size (49mm to 82mm). The flash uses a VB26 Lithium Battery (included).

Care

Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the flash head and controller. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Storage: Store the flash in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Battery: Remove the battery if storing for an extended period.