Bought this for my DMC-ZS7, but the housing seems too big for the camera (buttons don't reach camera). I used the manual. How to ensure a right fit?
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My DMC-ZS7 also fits perfectly. All buttons match up and engage the appropriate functions. Of course, I bought my camera 4 years ago. Maybe Panasonic changed the shape/size of the camera a bit?
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I have a zs5 and it works great.. the camera should not move when put in the housing even before closing back door. The buttons will be atiff to depress but that's normal
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Looks like you have the wrong model for the housing .. I have one for my tz 10 and it's perfect and just got back from a Red Sea holiday were it performed really well .
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I do not think this case is compatible with your camera. It does look the same as the one that is, though. You need a DMC ZS35.
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This battery fits my DMC-ZS15 perfectly. However, I cannot confirm the fit in the DMC-ZS3.
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I bought this for my DMC-ZS3...lost my original cable in a move. I tested this cable out with my camera and it works just fine.
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I have it on my Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS19 which has a 3" LCD screen. The only thing negative (wasn't for me, but might be for you) is you will no longer be able to use the touchscreen. You can, however, remove the clear plastic cover from the shade before you install it if the touchscreen features are super important. For me they were more of an annoyance and I am still able to use the camera w/o any problems. The shade is very helpful in super bright sunlight and if you're in a situation where you don't need it, it can be removed and reinstalled (w/o removing the frame that holds it on the camera). I have it on my Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS19 which has a 3" LCD screen. The only thing negative (wasn't for me, but might be for you) is you will no longer be able to use the touchscreen. You can, however, remove the clear plastic cover from the shade before you install it if the touchscreen features are super important. For me they were more of an annoyance and I am still able to use the camera w/o any problems. The shade is very helpful in super bright sunlight and if you're in a situation where you don't need it, it can be removed and reinstalled (w/o removing the frame that holds it on... » Read More I have it on my Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS19 which has a 3" LCD screen. The only thing negative (wasn't for me, but might be for you) is you will no longer be able to use the touchscreen. You can, however, remove the clear plastic cover from the shade before you install it if the touchscreen features are super important. For me they were more of an annoyance and I am still able to use the camera w/o any problems. The shade is very helpful in super bright sunlight and if you're in a situation where you don't need it, it can be removed and reinstalled (w/o removing the frame that holds it on the camera). « Show Less
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Nikon must have moved the tripod mount hole about 1 cm - because it didn't fit the D7100. The shape was correct, but the hole was off. I took the base of the MegaGear apart (very nice quality - it is a piece of sheet metal sandwiched between a felt material and the leather) and drilled a new hole. Now it works perfectly. One can't even tell anything was altered by looking at it. In fact, it looks so normal that I forgot I did that until I read this question.
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I found the following size comparison:Dimensions DMC-FH25 99.2x56.5x27.8 mm vs DMC-ZS25 104.9 x 58.9 x 28.7 mm Since my FH25 barely fits, I would say No your ZS25 will not fit.
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I am not sure since I am using mine for my Panasonic DMC-ZS6 which is 4" x 2.5" x 1.25". Hope the dimensions help you to decide. Tom K.
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I don't know if it fits. I bought it for the Canon 7D, have owned it for about a year and used it less than 10 times. I liked it at first, but now it's useless. It doesn't click securely, so it easily falls off. Even the eye piece you're supposed to open and close doesn't click and stay closed either. For this reason, I no longer recommend it. Too bad because if it stayed on, it would be useful. I tried taping it, but that was a mess.
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I have a Fujifilm finepix jz100. I think most digital cameras would fit inot this frame. Here's the problem I encountered. When I was snorkeling and wanted to go from pictures to video (one touch on the jz100) the back of the case was so still it would automatically select "timer". I could not go from pictures to video with this camera. I am going back to my old camera with a case that I know works well when changing from pictures to video. I do not recommend this camera case unluss you just want pictures
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I don't see how all you guys are saying yours fits fine. Mine might fit OK....if I used a hammer to place it. Then a crowbar trying to get it out. On top of that it's constantly mashing the power button, which can't be good. Got burned on this case and trigger grips, lesson learned. System first, accessories later.
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I do not believe it fits the ZS30 but I did a search on Google and it came up with this "Panasonic Underwater Marine Case for Lumix DMC-ZS30/TZ40 Digital Camera" Sorry I do not know for sure but just Google it!
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It fits, but I believe the cutout for the camera flash doesn't line up. I don't think the buttons for the volume controls line up either.
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I have a Canon Rebel XS, SLR, EOS and it gave the same warning for mine. I took the chance, because I figured if it didn't fit, I can always return it. I didn't have to, because it worked!
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I haven't tried, but I seriously doubt it will fit. Do you own a GH3? This housing is made for a GH3, so there is little (very little) room to grow. The GH3 connects to the housing top and bottom. A 7D or 5D would almost certainly not fit.
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I'm a 5' 6" woman and I got it to fit me well for my big camera when I'm hiking--so there's hope. How to explain it when I'm not there is much harder. Take the slider mechanisms so that all the straps are double, and therefore shorter. In other words, pull the slider up as far as it will go. Another suggestion is to take it to your camera or sporting goods store to have a salesperson help you (even if you didn't buy it there). The bottom line is that you should be able to make it fit unless you are smaller than I am. Good luck.
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Personally I have the D5200 and at first it didn't fit. However, all I needed to do was remove the small piece on the edge that normally would be seated against the back of the camera to make it flush. After that the base was just flat and I was able to use it with no problem.