Macro Ring Light
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 65W Fluorescent Macro Ring Lamp Lite 5400K day light  US $159.99
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 Macro Spot Ring Light Made For Sony A700 A850 A900 US $158.05
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 150W Fluorescent Macro Ring Lamp Lite 5400K day light US $139.88
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 300W Fluorescent Macro Ring Lamp Lite 5400K day light US $133.92
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 Adorama DLRL48 Ring Macro Ring Light with Lens Adaptrs US $119.95
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 Bower SFDRL71 Digital Macro Ring Light US $113.95
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 LED Ring Light for MACRO Nikon D40 D60 D70 D80 D90 US $52.90
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 LED Macro Ring Light FOR Nikon D3 D700 D300 D200 US $52.90
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 LED Macro Ring Light FOR CANON EOS 50D 40D 30D US $52.90
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 LED Macro Ring Light FOR Canon XTi XT US $52.90
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 LED Macro Ring Light FOR CANON EOS 450D 400D 350D 300D US $52.90
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 LED Macro Ring Light FOR CANON EOS 500D Rebel T1i US $52.90
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 Macro Ring Flash Light Olympus E 3 410 420 500 510 520 US $49.96
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 Macro Ring Flash Light 4 Olympus E3 E420 E510 E520 E550 US $49.95
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 Macro Ring Flash LED Light Nikon D90 D3000 D700 D300 D3 US $49.93
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 Macro Ring Flash LED Light Canon 1000D 500D 550D 7D 5D US $49.93
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 Macro Ring Flash LED Light for 55mm 58mm 62mm 67mm Lens US $49.91
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 Continuous lighting Macro LED Ring Light O flash US $49.20
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 Macro circular 48 LED ring light f Canon Nikon Sigma US $42.99
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 Macro Ring Flash LED Light f 49MM 52MM 62MM 67MM LENS US $42.98
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 Macro ring flash LED light lamp f Canon Nikon Sigma New US $42.79
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 YONGNUO WJ 60 Macro Photography LED Ring Light for Canon Nikon Sigma DLSR Camera US $34.88
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Have you ever use an camera ring light?
Is it useful? I am looking for some soft light solutions when using my camera. Does it work? I saw it is quite popular online.
http://www.thelashop.com/catalog/Photography-Lighting-48-LED-Camera-Lens-Macro-Ring-Light-p-1195.html
The ringflash you reference is a generic model that does not communicate with your camera's TTL flash circuitry - at least I saw no mention of compatibility. This means you'll have to manually compute exposure.
I rather doubt the unit you show will equal a true softbox or other diffused lighting. It can cause circular highlights in the subject's eyes which won't be flattering at all.
I do use a dedicated macro ringflash when needed. It has 4 independently controlled flash tubes - top, bottom, right, left. Here are some examples:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drifter45h/4732773052/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drifter45h/4732127839/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drifter45h/4732772986/
Only the left and right flash tubes were used.
PROtog RING48 LED macro ring light
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