Nissin Digital MF18 Genuine TTL Ring Ring Macro Standard Macro Ring Flash (for Sony) Auto/Manual Flash, Strobe, Photography, Photography/Documentary

Guide number: 16 (ISO100) [MF18 Warranty Enhancement | Extended to 1 Year 6 Months] This applies to new products purchased by August 31, 2026. For customers who have already purchased, the warranty period will be extended to 1 year and 6 months. We have expanded our warranty system in line with our strengthened quality control. Color LCD control panel Modeling LED lamp / Beam angle: 80° x 80° Before purchasing, please be sure to check the product compatibility list (https://www.nissin-japan.com/compatibilitychart/) to see if it is compatible with your camera. ＜Choose from Canon, Nikon, or Sony mounts to match your camera.＞ ■A new function for your flash. What is "Fine Macro"?... In addition to manual mode (1/1 to 1/64 and -2/3 EV, 1/3 EV steps), the MF18 is equipped with a new function, "Fine Macro (micro-flash) mode," which allows for precise control of minute flashes from 1/128 to 1/1024 in 1/6 EV steps. In developing the MF18, Nissin has succeeded in stabilizing minute flashes through precise flash control technology. "Fine Macro" is a groundbreaking new technology that suggests a new direction for flashes. ■Why we insisted on using a "ring tube"... After considering the best light source shape for macro photography, we decided to adopt a "ring tube" that allows the light-emitting part to be positioned close to the lens optical axis, resulting in a uniform image with fewer shadows. This is why we insisted on using a "ring tube," even though it is more expensive to manufacture, for comfortable macro photography. Furthermore, with the MF18, we have successfully developed a new type of manual light ratio control that divides the ring tube into left and right halves, allowing for separate control or simultaneous shifting while maintaining the difference in light intensity. ■Comfortable with all macro lenses! Large-aperture macro lenses up to 77mm can be attached. However, when large-aperture lenses are attached, vignetting occurs due to the inner arc of the flash ring. Nissin has solved this problem and developed a new mechanism, the "Size-Variable Flash Ring," which allows you to enlarge or reduce the size of the flash ring with a single touch, enabling comfortable macro photography with all macro lenses.