Canon EOS R50 - compatible ring flashes

[Pedrolamdds]

Hello! I’m a beginner photographer looking to document my surgical cases in dentistry. I’ve purchased both a EOS R50 and an EOS R10 and needed ring flashes for both of them. A Godox alternative worked and synced very easily on the R10, however the R50 wasn’t able to. 
Before I buy a second ring flash, are there any affordable alternatives for a good Ring Flash for macro photography that is fully compatible with the R50 system? Thanks in advanced!

[Tintype_18]

Are you photographing your patients? Wouldn't you need written permission from them? Others might comment here.

[p4pictures · Accepted solution]

The big difference between the EOS R50 and EOS R10 is that the EOS R50 has a flash hotshoe that only contains the contacts for the multifunction accessory shoe, not the older legacy connections for flashes. So a flash that triggers on the EOS R10 won't necessarily work on the EOS R50. 

Canon offers a multi-function accessory shoe adapter AD-E1 that slides in to the multi-function accessory shoe and provides the standard connections that are found in most other cameras.

Before you seek out an alternative flash I would get the multifunction accessory shoe adapter AD-E1. 

https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/multi-function-shoe-adapter-ad-e1?color=Black&type=New