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Question: What's the best way to put the FZ200 into this carrying case?
Document: I bought this case as it was offered at a low price and was well rated for convenience. It is a good fit for the Lumix DMC-FZ200 camera and seems to afford good protection. I would have given it 5 stars if there were a way to use it around the waist. I find the shoulder strap cases in general not as &#34;user friendly&#34;. All in all, however, it is a great value and decent quality.
Protects camera (Panasonic FZ200) and can carry several SD cards and a spare battery. Very reasonable price too. I put this inside my tote bag.
I bought this bag before my China trip. It's small but has enough space for both FZ200 and FX01, and 2 additional batteries for both cameras, and SD cards, and my passport, and money !!! Almost put everything in it. :))
I bought this case for my Panasonic Lumix FZ200  - I carry a LowePro Spot 100 backpack with all the stuff I need when I'm out shooting but I take my camera around with me almost all the time & wanted a compact lightweight case with enough room for the few accessories that I liked to keep close at hand.
If you need a basic "no frills" small bag for an RX10 this is it! Remove the velcro dividers first though. The camera bag has padding and soft material on the inside, I put the camera in sideways with the handgrip facing up so it's easy to grab hold of, then stuff the Crumpler wrist strap in the space next to the grip. There is still room for 2 batteries in the zipper cover. Note that the bag strap is not removable and there is no belt loop.
If you want a lightweight case that you can wear around your neck or on your shoulder, this will work. Its only shortcoming for me is that there is not enough storage room for SD cards, batteries, charger, etc., which is surprising given that it is made for this model camera. You can't beat this price, though.
The front pocket has room for 2 spare batteries, a lens cloth, a few moist lens wipes & a couple of filters (a circular polarizer & a ND), & there is a further pocket in the top flap to store additional SD cards & a plastic bag to protect the camera if I get caught in the rain. I've also Scotch-guarded the case to provide some water resistance.All in all I'm very happy with this case & can't believe it was such a bargain!
I just got the case and at this point am quite pleased. It is lightweight and soft, but I believe it will offer all the protection I need for the camera. The fit is snug but not tight, and I can carry an extra battery and SD card in the zipper front pocket with room to spare. It came with two removable velcro sections that I probably won't use, but somebody else might like these. It also attractive and appears to be durable.
This is a great small camera case. For the price I expected junk--WRONG! This is a quality product and I was able to nicely fit my Panisonic GF6 into it along with a spare lens, a spare battery and the battery charger.There is a long shoulder strap that comes with it and a couple of Velcro dividers that will allow you to create seperate compartments in the main section of the case.I have been happy with this Panasonic case and expect it to last a long time.
little snug with my Panasonic FZ200, however, keeps it safe and easy to carry. ONly thing lacking would be a handle on the zip lid.
Answer: I would put the camera lens up towards the opening this way you have a flat surface supporting the flat "display" portion of the camera.