Cameras

Canon's mirrorless camera for beginners works well and is easy to use, but it has some limitations.

This Fujifilm mirrorless model produces fantastic photos, but there's a bit of a learning curve, and video feels like an afterthought.

The SpotCam Sense Pro is a powerful security camera that goes far beyond video surveillance. Though it has a few flaws, you'll appreciate the flexible approach to security.

The Hero6 Black includes some internal upgrades that'll make it worth the higher price for professional photographers or videographers, but casual users might want to buy the previous-generation model.

This motion-activated floodlight and security camera offers crisp video and an intuitive app.

This slim 360-degree camera is a cinch to use, but it's expensive for what it offers.

This instant camera/Bluetooth printer disappoints at both its tasks.

Apple Photo combines a great price with one of the highest-quality printed calendars available, but it offers little in the way of customization.

The Insta360 One is a 360-degree camera that takes great pictures for its size and has a unique "bullet-time" feature.

The Kodak Printomatic camera produces both digital and physical photos, but the results for both are merely average.

Apple's photo book service produced a great book at a very competitive price, but your creative options are limited.

The quality of Nations Photo Lab's physical book was poor, photo reproduction was uneven and the software is limited.

GotPrint's software isn't as intuitive or as fun to use as Mixbook's. But it produced a high-quality postcard, and the price can't be beat.

Picaboo's postcard-project software is a close rival to Mixbook's in terms of flexibility, creativity and intelligence. If only Picaboo's print and photo quality were better.

Apple Photo delivers a quality postcard, but its software, which is simple and easy to use, restricts creative freedom.

Costco's online printing service offers the barest minimum of choices and delivers a ho-hum printed postcard.

While pricey, the Olympus Tough TG-5 waterproof camera has a wealth of shooting options to help you best capture your underwater excursions.

Nikon's waterproof camera can dive as deep as 100 feet, twice as far as the competition.

The HP Sprocket 2-in-1 is a portable photo printer with a camera built in, which is sure to be fun when snapping photos with friends, but you’ll get better pictures from competing photo printers.

The Logitech Circle 2 has innovative, easy-to-use software and great person-detection. However, the camera's image quality is disappointing and its functionality is limited.