Gavin Stoker

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

Review Entry-level point-and-shoot instant print camera with an accent on affordable fun rather than true photographic quality

Reviews A touchscreen LCD helps this pocket-sized ‘zero ink’ camera and printer combo avoid waste while boosting creativity

Reviews A huge 100mm objective lens and powerful zoom eyepiece suggests we’re getting a spotting scope and telescope all in one

Review Angled spotting scope for power users that lives up to its ‘Regal’ name via a design and feature set that’s, yes, a bit posh

Review Travel scope offers plenty of poke despite diminutive proportions, thanks to zoom capability and large-ish objective lens

review Ultra compact and versatile macro monocular that can focus as close as 30cm, as well as alternatively to infinity

review This fully featured monocular resembles a miniature spotting scope and even comes with its own tripod for extra stability

review Rugged construction monocular with a large bright lens and bolt-on accessories including belt loop and tripod thread ticks the boxes

review Bright results from a monocular that still manages to be reasonably compact and priced

review A monocular that’s ready for whatever the ocean can throw at it

review This pocket-sized premium monocular offers solid construction and performance with it

review This well-specified latest generation trail camera looks to be one of the heavy hitters on paper – how does it handle in practice?

review One of the most compact trail cameras on the market features a steel mounting bracket and color screen at an affordable price; does this make it a great entry-level option?

review This brick-sized trail camera provides plenty of illumination for nighttime observation without scaring off shy subjects