The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 is a bridge camera introduced in 2012, built around a small sensor paired with a fixed long-zoom lens. It was positioned as an enthusiast superzoom, notable for its constant-aperture zoom that holds the same maximum aperture across the full focal range.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the FZ200 have sat in the £75–£100 range across the two sales on record in 2025, with a median close to £88. Today the model trades as a budget used-bridge option at saleroom level, and what a clean example is worth depends heavily on whether the lens, zoom mechanism and articulated screen are all fully working.