A pair of macro flashes on a mounting ring lets you gently direct the light and better control shadows. Each head can be slid and rotated to achieve the desired effect when shooting from very close distances.
The clear LCD display makes it easy to set channels, groups, and power. Supported modes TTL, Multi, M, S1, S2, and Slave help adapt the flash to different scenes—from precise documentation to creative product shots.
The built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 500 full-power flashes and convenient USB‑C charging. The compact body is easy to place out of the frame, and the fast recycle time of 0.01–1.7 s supports smooth shooting.
Godox MF12-K2 is a practical kit for macro photography, where millimeters and properly directed light determine the result. The compact design makes it easy to place the flashes out of the frame while still effectively illuminating small subjects— insects, plants, jewelry, or technical and medical details.
Two independent light sources on the mounting ring significantly expand light-shaping possibilities. Each flash can be moved and rotated around the ring, making it easy to minimize unwanted shadows and achieve even lighting—or, conversely, creatively directed lighting. The system can also be expanded with additional MF12 lights.
The built-in lithium battery provides up to 500 full-power flashes and convenient charging via USB‑C. 2.4 GHz wireless communication with support for 5 groups and 32 channels makes working in environments with multiple lights easier and helps prevent interference. Supported modes include TTL, Multi, M, S1, S2, and Slave, with triggering via System X, sync cable, and optical triggering.
