Customer Reviews 
Useless! My new FZ28 does not fit...
2008-11-19If you are looking for a case for an FZ28, trust me... Pass on this one. The camera just does not fit! What a rip-off!!!!
great fit for FZ18
2008-09-04fits camera nicely, has seperate battery & spare SD card holder. Includes belt strap.
doesnt't carry charger etc
Case is tight on space
2008-08-29I purchased this case for FZ18 with the length of the lense although this case is marked for this camera the Camera just barely fits. I would have preferred one a little larger.
Not a bad case, not great either
2008-04-29This isn't a bad case for the Panasonic FZ7, but as other reviewers said, it could be better. I don't mind so much that it doesn't have it's own strap, but I do wish there were some small pockets on the outside (if only to put things like memory card cases or something). I wasn't looking for a huge camera case that could hold lots of extras, just something light to protect my camera from getting wet/damaged so this works just fine.
It holds the camera...
2007-08-21This case is basically a camera cover. It uses the camera's strap and it has no pockets or space for anything besides the camera. I use a slightly larger case that can hold an extra battery and a few other things instead of this.
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