Ricoh's GR Digital IV introduces a new AF system, image stabilisation and one of the finest LCD screens around.

Glidetrack's Hybrid slider enables videographers to achieve perfect dolly shots on a budget with their DSLR.

Want to take action shots on the slopes, beach and underwater? Enter Panasonic's rugged FT4, with lockable seals to withstand life.

The Canon IXUS 125 HS is priced as an entry-level model in the company's new lineup, yet its headline specs are impressive.

The Lastolite Hotshoe Tilthead enables a flashgun to be mounted on a stand and set to one of 13 positions over a 180-degree angle.

Flash brackets keep a flashgun in a set position while enabling both to be supported, and this one is about as simple as they come.

The Lensbaby Control Freak joins the ever-growing family of Lensbabies, with macro shooting as its speciality.

The Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM is a cheaper option than Nikon and Canon's astronomically expensive (although superb) pro telephoto lenses. With the new model you get optical stabilisation (OS), and the whole thing adds up to a lens that is far from a lightweight.

The Samsung ST93 is part of the brand's Style (ST) range of compact cameras, with a 2.7-inch LCD screen, 16.1 megapixel CCD image sensor and Samsung wide-angle 5x zoom lens.

10 years of 'SP' series ultra zoom cameras from Olympus culminate in the 16 megapixel SP-620UZ. Was it worth the wait?

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX90 attempts to capture quality prints like a camera and share shots to a social network like a smartphone.

Lightweight customisable vest aimed at sports and press photographers

Targeted at the more adventurous photographer, the LowePro Photo Sport AW is a lightweight, medium-sized rucksack for pro kit.

A small, fluffy windshield, the Micromuff sits over a camera's microphone and claims to eliminate wind noises. So does it work?

The Integral UltimaPro is one of the latest in the developing SDXC range, with its 64GB capacity ample for most storage needs.

Quickly alternate your camera between portrait and landscape orientations, maintaining the same distance from a flashgun.

The Lastolite TriGrip 1-stop Diffuser is a smart solution to an obvious problem. As any photographer's assistant will attest, holding reflectors and diffusers for prolonged periods of time isn't exactly comfortable, and many aren't rigid enough to be held with just one hand.

Lastolite Ezybox Hotshoe takes things even further than flash reflectors, turning an ordinary flashgun into a portable softbox.

Whether you want to fire a flash from the top, side or underneath your camera body, the Ray Flash Rotator enables you to do it.

The X-Rite i1 Display Pro is one of the latest additions to the X-rite stable, and it's billed as the world's first spectrally calibrated colourimeter.

The Nikon S800c is one of a new raft of cameras to push the boundaries of traditional compacts, this time by including the Android OS.

To prevent wonky horizons in photos, mount this spirit level inside your camera's hotshoe to check if it's level over two axes.

The Kenro Flash Meter is about as basic as battery-powered flash meters come, but it's very quick and simple to use.

A top-end ball and socket head designed to compliment Velbon tripods and can hold up to 4kg of kit, but is it easy to use?

A third smaller than most similar tripods when closed, this has a simple design that performs well, but is its low maximum weight capacity a problem?