Description
The Godox RING72 Macro Ring LED Light provides bright, even illumination for macro photography, close-up work, product photography, and portraits. Featuring 72 daylight-balanced 5600K LEDs, the RING72 delivers continuous lighting that makes it easy to compose, focus, and see your lighting results in real time.
Its circular design surrounds the lens to produce soft, uniform illumination with reduced shadows—ideal for photographing small subjects such as jewelry, collectibles, flowers, insects, and other detailed objects. When used for portrait photography, the ring-shaped light can also create attractive circular catchlights in your subject's eyes.
For greater control, the Godox RING72 allows you to illuminate the entire LED ring or independently control the left and right sides. Adjusting each side separately lets you create more dimensional lighting and customize the lighting ratio instead of relying solely on flat, even illumination.
Designed for portable use, the RING72 offers dual power options. It can operate using four separately available AA alkaline or NiMH rechargeable batteries or an optional detachable lithium-ion battery, making it convenient for both studio and location photography.
The RING72 mounts directly to a wide variety of camera lenses and includes 49mm, 52mm, 55mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm, and 77mm adapter rings for broad compatibility.
Key Features:
72 daylight-balanced 5600K LEDs
Continuous LED lighting for macro, close-up, product, and portrait photography
Full-ring, left-side, or right-side illumination
Independent left/right brightness control
Soft, even lighting with reduced shadows
Creates circular catchlights for portraits
Runs on four AA alkaline or NiMH rechargeable batteries
Compatible with an optional detachable lithium-ion battery
Includes 49mm, 52mm, 55mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm, and 77mm lens adapter rings
Lightweight, portable design for studio or field use
The Godox RING72 Macro Ring LED Light is a versatile lighting solution for photographers and videographers who need consistent, controllable illumination for detailed close-up subjects without the complexity of a traditional flash setup.






