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Question: What comes with the camera? Case or bag? Battery? Charger?
Document: While it lasts for a long time on a charge, in the past our Panasonic cameras have come with a wall mount charger that we just dropped our battery in. This unit only comes with a fly wire and plug in adapter.Would I buy it again you ask?Yes! I'd like to buy several more for our various departments.Happy Picture taking!
And it was always in its case, not stuffed in a dirty bag. I've owned many different kinds/brands of digital cameras, and this is the first one to do this. Can't recommend this one. BTW, if anyone knows a magic way to get the dust off, let me know! I've tried everything, including high pressure clean nitrogen from a movie camera darkroom. To no avail.
This means I can't replace the dead battery with a second fully charged one and keep taking pics while I recharge the dead battery in a separate charger. Not a huge issue, but I do miss having the separate charger. Overall it's a great little camera.
Battery and charging. The Canon requires constant and careful removal of the battery for recharging in a dedicated charger that's never there when needed. By contrast, the Panasonic runs away with honors: you charge the battery while it remains in the camera (a light on the camera illuminates until the battery is fully charged).
I am very happy with the quality and clarity that this camera produces. At 16 megapixels I can't imagine needing anymore camera strength than this. It also has a 10x zoom that is smooth to operate as well. I love the fact that it came with a rechargable battery with it's own battery charger. I take nice clear, crisp pictures and even the low lighting places seem to take nice pictures as well.
This camera is so much better than the Fuji I had it's not funny. The recycle time is great. The battery charge lasts. This a camera I use for work so battery life is important. I find if I drive from site to site with an adaptor in the car the recharge time is fairly quick, I still am going to buy an extra battery with a car charger and would recommend that to anyone else. Really have nothing bad to say.
Battery recharge is via USB connector so many options for charging exist also.The camera comes with software for organizing photos, but that is not necessary to use the camera and download pictures as far as I can tell.I've seen plenty of nice cameras cheaper but this still looks like a really good deal to me.
Its small enough(thinner and a bit longer then a pack of smokes) to carry in my pocket with all my other crap and not be an issue. Also has great battery life i get about a week or two depending on how many pics. If i am taking lots of pics, a concert or whatever, i get around 150 no  problem. It also does a pretty good job with pics. the mp is really great. I ordered the cam with a case logic case, 16 gb memory card.
this little camera does what it said it would. Get SD card and case and you are good to go1
The actual camera was good. Had this model in the past and was very happy with it.Not 100% sure though it was new as mentioned in the description, as the charger in the box was not original.
Answer: No case is included. Comes with one battery. It can be charged (1) using the included AC wall adapter, (2) through the computer USB connection -- cable included, or (3) using the included 12V car adapter. All three of these options charge the battery in the camera. For external charging I bought the Wasabi wall charger with two spare batteries. A great choice that ensures having spare battery charges up and ready to use.