Specifications:

• Take your digital camera with you on all of your wild and crazy adventures with this durable camera bag
• Made of high density leather, this Panasonic camera case is durable enough for long time using
• This digital camera bag keeps your camera protected and your accessories handy, so you can capture those priceless moments
• The digital camera case is suitable for Panasonic ZS-7
• This stylish camera case allows you to carry additional accessories and valuables
• This stylish camera case is perfect for travelers, professionals, and students
• This simple style camera bag protection is a special function
• This digital camera case is simple design and easy to carry
• This is a NON-OEM product
• Material: Leather
• Compatible with: Panasonic ZS-7

Details:

 

• Take your digital camera with you on all of your wild and crazy adventures with this durable camera bag

• Made of high density leather, this Panasonic camera case is durable enough for long time using

• This digital camera bag keeps your camera protected and your accessories handy, so you can capture those priceless moments

  

• This simple style camera case protection is a special function

• This digital camera case is simple design and easy to carry

How to Protect Digital Cameras?



A digital camera can be a costly investment. If you want to keep your digital camera looking and working like new, protect it by following these tips. While adding to the upfront costs, protective equipment can save you hundreds or thousands of dollars versus replacing your digital camera. Price ranges quoted are for 2008

Instructions:

• Purchase a protective case if your camera doesn't come with one. Ideally, these should be hard enough to withstand a minor impact. If at all possible, it is advisable to find a case which offers some degree of protection from external moisture. Expect to pay between $30 and $80
• Invest in a lens filter. Damage your lens, and all of your pictures will suffer. Therefore, it is important to protect your camera lenses from scratches and scuffs. If you do get a scratch, simply remove the filter and replace it with a new one. Lens filters can be purchased online or at your local camera shop, in most cases for less than $20
• Protect you LCD display. For a reasonable price you can purchase pop-up shields which both protect the screen from damage, and also provide glare reduction by blocking direct sunlight from reaching the screen. Prices range between $15 and $40
• Protect your camera from water. If you will be doing a lot of outdoor photography where you camera is likely to become wet, or could be submerged in water, it is a good idea to invest in a rain cape and water tight case. Rain capes generally cost $30 to $200 and water tight cases average around $90
• Do not leave your camera unattended in an enclosed vehicle during the hot summer months, where temperatures can reach 150 degrees. When dealing with very cold temperatures, be careful when bringing your camera indoors as condensation can form inside the lens. Digital cameras, like other electronics, do not like extremes in temperature

How to Pick a Protective Camera Case?

Cameras require protection from the elements and abuses of everyday use and travel. A quality camera cases is an integral part of any photographer's inventory. Keep the following tips in mind when selecting a case to protect the tool that captures your most precious memories

Instructions:

• Consider the equipment in the camera case and determine how much space you need. Many times just the camera is in the camera case. Other times lenses, flashes, tripods and other equipment need a safe place within the protective case as well
• Look for an easy-to-carry bag that's light and fits the needs of the photographer. Large, heavy cases get in the way and are difficult to store. Heavy cases may seem more secure but are often dropped
• Choose a compartmentalized case to hold many different pieces of equipment. Many cases offer a hook and look style interior that reconfigures to the photographer's taste or needs
• Buy a case that ideally holds two camera bodies, two or three lenses and a flash unit. A medium-sized bag that holds this equipment and weighs no more than 20 lbs. reduces fatigue on the photographer
• Inspect the protective camera case for quality workmanship. Solid stitching on soft cases and the ability to partition the interior is essential. Hard cases need strong welds and reinforced corners and edges to protect against rough handling

Package Included:

• 1 x Camera Case for Panasonic ZS-7