This is a Panasonic camera correct? I seen brand says SSE. Also does it include original Panasonic battery and charger along with 2 extra batteries?
76733
Yes, it is a Panasonic camera and includes all the irems shown. I believe the SSE is the vendor that sells the camera, SunSet Electronics.
76734
Yes it is original authentic Panasonic and does come with charger and two batteries. Camera truly is fantastic no matter what your photographic skill is only fault I find is view finder is a little bit of a pain to open
1065521
I don't have your camera, but multiple sites list the DMW-BCM13PP, DMW-BCM13E, and DMW-BCM13 as being interchangable. The Panasonic site does not differentiate between these different battery subtypes. I suspect that this battery and charger should work fine in your camera.
433074
Thanks Les....I wrote an email to Amazon about it and they were not able to tell me whats all in the package.... they told me I have to call panasonic...makes no sense.......O well...I just ordered the camera and hope it is as good as other people say....If you say SD/SDHD card class 6.... what is class 6....is it 6 GB...?Thanks again for answering my question...
1206365
The battery is made by Panasonic. Looks to be the same as the original. I didn't buy a charger, so I don't have any information about that.
494731
I don't know about that particular battery, but we bought two off-brand batteries that last longer than the Panasonic one. Hope that helps. Also, the camera card that came with the camera - Panasonic - is junk. Had to be replaced less than a year old.
952541
Thanks, I thought so. A friend of mine ordered a pkg deal from eBay and it didn't come with the charger. I guess she got ripped off with that. She ended up having to go out and buy one.One more question... I've been looking on here to find the best memory card for the camera without paying too much money for an actual Panasonic one. Is the Transcend memory card compatible? (The Transcend 16GB SDHC memory card with USB plug-in). I've read mixed reviews about which ones work or don't work.Thanks in advance & thanks for the previous response.
141317
New this camera includes a charger and it is special for the batteries it uses. You can find a charger on e bay for about 20 bucks with a battery if you are buying used and do not have one
515607
Hi there, I'm just confirming what John said. I ordered this for a Panasonic ZS35 which, per Panasonic, uses the same battery (part #: DMW-BCM13). This charger and battery set has worked well for me. I do notice, however, that when these two batteries start to get low, the camera can misbehave a bit. For example, the lens won't zoom correctly, or the camera is slow to respond to changes in the settings. All of this resolves when a fully charged battery is installed. These batteries also may last for a tiny bit less time in the camera versus the OEM battery, but not enough to concern me. Hope this helps! Hi there, I'm just confirming what John said. I ordered this for a Panasonic ZS35 which, per Panasonic, uses the same battery (part #: DMW-BCM13). This charger and battery set has worked well for me. I do notice, however, that when these two batteries start to get low, the camera can misbehave a bit. For example, the lens won't zoom correctly, or the camera is slow to respond to changes in the settings. All of this resolves when a fully charged battery is installed. These batteries also may last for a tiny bit less time in the camera versus the OEM battery, but not enough to concern me.... » Read More Hi there, I'm just confirming what John said. I ordered this for a Panasonic ZS35 which, per Panasonic, uses the same battery (part #: DMW-BCM13). This charger and battery set has worked well for me. I do notice, however, that when these two batteries start to get low, the camera can misbehave a bit. For example, the lens won't zoom correctly, or the camera is slow to respond to changes in the settings. All of this resolves when a fully charged battery is installed. These batteries also may last for a tiny bit less time in the camera versus the OEM battery, but not enough to concern me. Hope this helps! « Show Less
2164830
I believe that the battery was in the package, not in the camera. I ordered a 1200 mAhour as a second (back-up). Good camera for the money, although I prefer a thru-the-lens, or rangefinder, for more serious shooting and framing (the penalty is a larger size)
1968198
http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A22DM14PS3L35U/ref=cm_cd_al_qb_pdpThis camera has a separate battery charger as well as a built in charger.My camera came with 3 batteries.it is an awesome camera
934795
I got a second battery in an accessory kit that I bought. I believe that it is a Power2000 battery. Just look for one that is compatible with DMW-BCM13E Panasonic battery.
952547
Extra battery $20.00 shipped.Works with 1.2 firmware.http://www.bestbatt.com/Panasonic_DMW_BCG10_Battery_p/bbbcg10.htm
2092515
I honestly don't remember, I just check to see if the battery and charger are there. It does not come with an SD Card. It does have built in memory of 70MB. According to the packing list from Panasonic, it does include battery, charger, hand strap, usb cable and software disc. This camera was in the standard retail package.
1800374
Yes it does have Panasonic capability. I LOVE this camera! For the price you can't go wrong!!!
48901
Everything you need for initial use is included. The battery and charger, lense hood, cables, etc. The battery requires @2 hours to fully charge. You will need an SD/SDHC card, a class 6 is recommended. Software is included, but I don't personally know if Windows 7 is ok, but I assume it is. You can check by downloading the manual at Panasonic.com.
1593592
If the Japanese version is X920m then it has internal memory. Panasonic elected to only market the camera in the US with no internal memory. Probably a good idea since memory is getting so inexpensive and many people already have loads. Both the US and Japanese cameras will be NTSC 60 MHz. Can't think of any major differences.
1656284
I have never looked into that. I imagine that if there are firmware updates you could find them on Panasonics website. Probably best to have the camera registered first.