Kodak Scanza: Digital film scanner review By Dan Mold published 24 April 23 Review Kodak’s Scanza boasts a high 14MP resolution and is compatible with a wide range of film types, but should you buy one?
Kenro KNSC201: Digital film scanner review By Dan Mold published 17 April 23 Review Kenro’s scanner suits a wide range of film types and has a large 16MP resolution, we put it to the test in this review
Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300 review By Matthew Richards published 12 January 23 Review The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300 is a class-leading 13-inch/A3+ photo printer. It’s immaculate on matte and fine art media and very good for glossy too.
The Canon PIXMA TS6420a all-in-one printer is the perfect all-rounder for your home office By Dan Mold published 29 December 22 Review With print, copy and scan functions all under one roof, is the Canon PIXMA TS6420a a one-stop shop for homes and offices?
Point, shoot and print: the Canon IVY CLIQ+2 lets you take photos & print them on the go By Dan Mold published 23 December 22 Review The Canon IVY CLIQ+2 combines a digital compact camera with a built-in printer for instant photos, so should you choose this over a Polaroid or Fujifilm Instax?
The Canon IVY 2 Mini is a pocket-sized printer perfect for creating images on the go By Dan Mold published 22 December 22 Review The Canon IVY 2 Mini printer lets you produce 2x3” prints instantly and on-the-go.
We tested the Canon PIXMA TS3520 - it's a reliable budget printer for students and home offices By Dan Mold published 14 December 22 Review The Canon PIXMA TS3520 all-in-one can print, scan and copy, so is it the perfect printer for home offices and students?
Canon SELPHY CP1300 review By Dan Mold published 13 December 22 Review Is the Canon SELPHY CP1300 the perfect mini printer for fun party prints, students and scrapbooking? We put it to the test.
The Canon SELPHY Square QX10 is a great printer for your scrapbooking needs By Matthew Richards last updated 2 December 22 Review If it’s still hip to be square, the Canon SELPHY Square QX10 is on trend with its 2.7-inch square print format.
Epson Expression Photo XP-970 review By Matthew Richards published 28 October 22 Review Billed as a ‘small-in-one’ printer, the Epson Expression Photo XP-970 outputs large-format A3 prints despite its diminutive build.
Mixbook Photo Cards review By Millie Fender last updated 11 July 22 REVIEW Mixbook Photo Cards service strikes a great balance between choice, value, and print quality. It's a great place to shop.
Best photo cards online By Millie Fender last updated 11 July 22 Buying Guide Get the best photo cards for personalized messages that really touch the heart.
Mixbook Photo Books review By Bobby Wells last updated 11 July 22 Review Mixbook is a great site for photo gifts, and has a great selection of options for most occasions.
Photo printers vs online printing services: Which is best? By Luke Edwards last updated 1 July 22 Feature Invest in a photo printer or just pay a professional as and when you need to? This is what you need to know.
What photo size is A4 and other A-sizes? And what resolution image do you need? By Andy Hartup last updated 1 July 22 How To Our guide to photo printing sizes will show you what photo size A4 and A5 is, and recommend resolutions for all print sizes and types.
Best photo books 2024 By Andy Hartup published 10 January 22 Buying guide The very best photo books you can create from your own photos and order online
Picaboo Review By Rebecca Spear last updated 27 July 21 Review One of the lesser known photo book providers, Picaboo has a good selection of styles, and is easy to use.
Google Photo Review By Rebecca Spear last updated 27 July 21 Google Photo is the minimalist’s choice when it comes to photo book creation. The interface is very simple, but doesn’t provide a lot of customization options.
Top 10 tips for creating photo books By Andy Hartup published 10 June 21 How To An expert gives their advice on how to curate, edit and ship the perfect photo book.
TinyPrints Review By Rebecca Spear last updated 26 April 21 Shutterfly bought Tiny Prints in 2011, so you can access this sister service from Shutterfly’s website.
