Gavin Stoker

Review Is the pepper pot resembling Eufy E220 indoor security camera any great shakes, or does it prove a bit of a grind?

Review Is this inexpensive plug-in indoor security camera worth its pocket money price, or will there be tears before bedtime?

Review Offering remote shooting and surveillance, with the theoretical ability to access images from anywhere – does this snooper leave others trailing in its wake?

Review Resembling animated character Wall-E thanks to its dual built-in cameras, does this indoor security device offer a sentient performance that’s suitably out-of-this-world?

review Can this retro-styled 120 film roll-powered plastic camera bring medium format photography to the masses?

Review Digital perfection be damned! Can Lomography’s strictly analogue Sprocket Rocket re-introduce us all to the warts-and-all joys of shooting film?

review It’s a super-stylish go-faster hybrid It’s a downsized delight

review Do these rugged, rubberized outdoor binoculars provide the best marriage of magnification and light gathering for your buck?

review Space-age looking binocular with built-in 3x zoom allowing us to start wide on the pitch and then zoom in to scrutinize ball-play

review Small enough to fit in the palm of an adult hand, does a lightweight yet robust build make these binos perfect for everyday use?

review Why pack a DSLR or mirrorless body with a big telephoto lens when this all-in-one Kodak AZ425 offers a 42x optical zoom reach all day, every day?

review The Canon PowerShot Pick is a ‘smart’ camera that automatically captures images for us, allowing us to get on with living our life

review Canon’s crack at the instant print camera market is one of the coolest and most portable examples. But is image quality up to scratch?

review Compact ‘travel zoom’ camera with a powerful 30x optical reach and flip-up screen for selfies

Review Budget-priced waterproof and shockproof 16-megapixel compact ready to withstand whatever life throws at it

Review A mighty 52x optical zoom offers an affordable all-in-one for photo enthusiasts who don’t want to lug around a camera and telephoto lens

Review Is this point-and-shoot camera a brave throwback to simpler times, or has Kodak’s licensee spotted a new niche now others have exited the compact market?

Review Compact desktop projector from the heritage photo brand, allowing us to enjoy online videos and streaming services on a grander scale