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Hi everyone,

 

I’m looking to purchase a ring flash for macro photography to use with my Fujifilm X-T3, and I’d love some advice from those with experience.

 

Use Case:

I shoot macro subjects like insects and flowers, and I want a ring flash that provides even, shadow-free lighting. Ideally, I’d like something that’s well-integrated with the Fuji system (TTL compatibility would be great, but I’m open to manual options too).

 

My Main Considerations:

TTL vs. Manual: Does anyone have experience with TTL ring flashes on Fuji? Or is manual control the better way to go?

Flash Power & Control: I want something with adjustable power to avoid harsh lighting.

Ease of Use & Reliability: Are there any brands/models that work particularly well with the X-T3?

Budget: Open to both budget-friendly and higher-end recommendations—just looking for the best value for my needs.

 

Options I’m Considering:

I’ve come across a few options but would love input from experienced users:

Godox MF-R76 – Seems to be a solid, budget-friendly choice. Does it work well with Fuji?

Meike FC-110 – Very affordable, but is it reliable?

Nissin MF18 – More expensive but offers TTL support. Worth it?

 

Are there any better options I should consider? I’d love to hear what you’re using on your Fuji X-T3 for macro photography, and any pros/cons you’ve encountered.

 

Thanks in advance!

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