Of course the rub is always, "will it fit?" I found that it fits the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ10 perfectly. Snug fit, but not so tight that it is difficult to zip or is under a lot of tension when zipped. I highly recommend this case for the LZ10 or anythings similarly sized. However, the case is a bit too small for the slightly larger Lumix ZS1 or ZS3. It was just possible to get the zipper closed with those cameras, but it was a such a tight fit it looked like it would burst at the seams. So make sure you don't buy this thinking it's universal without considering the dimensions of your camera.

For $5 bucks, it's a cheap and easy purchase to protect your camera and I was glad to have it. Until the caribiner broke and it fell into the sea. Fortunately, my camera wasn't in it. An island boy dove into the water to retrieve it for me and I gave him 2 Euros as a reward. If you buy this case, take your 2 Euros and buy a new caribiner.

Purchased camera for an upcoming trip. Wanted a point and shoot that was pocket sized and took good pictures. I was going to get a Canon Powershot but then started looking at Panasonic. I feel like I got more for my money. Maybe because Panasonic is not yet a household name in cameras. A few clicks online will reveal they are "joined at the hips" with Leica.

Using the iA mode delivered great pictures everytime. Did not take a bad picture yet, the smarts built-in really work! Focusing time is short, but you have to let the camera focus before pressing all the way. Zoom is great for such a small package, but image stabilization is a must without tripod. Also has wide angle lens which is a plus, not readily available in competing models. Have not played with any of the scene modes, I let iA handle that. And when I'll need the manual modes, I'll be reaching for the dSLR where I can play with buttons.

Played briefly with the video mode and was happily surprised... Read more

First off. I'm not a professional photographer. I'm an average joe that loves to take pictures.Before I left on my trip to Jackson Hole Wyoming I knew I wanted a point and shoot camera. So, being a Nikon man, I looked at the Coolpix but when I started reading all of the great reviews on the FH20, I decided to give it a shot. The battery life, the 8x optical zoom, intelligent auto, 14 megapixel all make this camera remarkable. But it's the ease of use (I never opened the manual) and the fact that there is abosolutely no shutter delay.I shot with this camera 10 to 12 hours per day and still had juice left at the end of the day. To give it to you in a nutshell.This little camera that I carried around in the front pocket of my trek pants for 6 days, packs one hellava wallup!!!...Panasonic has done it!! And the FH20 is by far top of the line in point and shoot. I'm completely sold. Get this camera and I promise you will come back here and rave about it!! I just wish that I could somehow... Read more