ring flash

noun

1. photog a type of electronic flash in which the light source is arranged in a ring around the lens in order to produce a light without shadows

Example Sentences

Photographer’s description: “Salamanders can find refuge from the winter cold inside the cavities of a rotting log. From a distance, this one appeared gray and drab, but up close it appears to be covered in colorful stars. Shot handheld with a Canon 5D Mark IV and MP-E 65-mm macro lens and Nissin ring flash.”

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The ring flash is the main new feature of the TR Mini.

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Its sleek design is visually appealing and features like the LED ring flash gives off a cool tone for portraits, or it is perfect for outdoor use.

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If I could line three models up side by side then I could use my softbox ring flash – a fold-up piece of equipment I had with me – to create circular reflections in their sunglasses.

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There are eight lights that make up the ring flash around the lens, and they’re supposed to be able to communicate the number of photos remaining.

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