In my pictures of the Tamiya Plasma Edge II, I mentioned that I have a Panasonic Lumix camera of my own, and here it is, next to a Casio Exilim camera that I also have, and all of the accessories I've acquired for both cameras.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1, also marketed as the DMC-TZ6, is a 10 megapixel digital camera with 12x optical zoom, and the Casio Exilim EX-Z280 is 12 megapixel with 4x optical zoom. Both cameras were manufactured around 2009, support SDHC cards up to 32 GB, and were purchased for $20 at a local consignment shop. Both came with battery chargers, and battery packs of questionable capacity, though the Casio Exilim came with a carry case, USB cable, and analog composite AV cable. I ordered new batteries for both cameras shortly after I bought them, and picked up a couple of 16 GB SD cards at a local drugstore. Though the Lumix is pretty much my daily driver, I do plan to use the Casio Exilim to replace my Samsung Digimax i5, an old camera that predates the SDHC standard. What I plan to do with the Samsung camera is unknown at this point in time. Elly is now the new owner of my old Samsung camera and all its accessories, so it's still in good hands. I will pass it along to her once my photos are transferred.