Panasonic DMC ZS60/TZ80 has a very poor wind protection and when a wind appears, you cannot hear what people say in the video. I didn't want to glue foam directly on the camera so I made this removable adapter. The foam is glued inside the adapter and you can install it or remove it any time you want. The only disadvantage of this method is that you cannot use the rotating ring when the wind shield it attached to it (it just won't rotate!). 

I tested it with a home fan. It works really well, there is only slight noise from the wind when holding the camera 45 degrees to the fan and it is much quieter than my voice. It can be further removed by setting Wind Noise Canceller to High in the camera menu.  I glued 3 mm thickness of the foam because I use this camera in the bike trips and I want it to be compact, but if you don't need it to be extremely compact, I recommend to use 5 mm foam or more for even better results (change foam z parameter in the spreadsheet to 5 or more). You can use any foam you can find. I just cut a piece from a dishwashing sponge :) The piece of the foam should be slightly larger than the foam holder.

You can probably try to redesign it for other cameras because the model is parametric, you can change it by altering the values in the spreadsheet:

If you changed something and see errors, the first thing to try is to reduce or delete “Fillet” because it may conflict with your new settings.

Support is not needed if foam connector thickness = ring height. The top part is printed as a bridge without support (it prints well on Ender3V2 with the max fan speed). Print in the following orientation:

I printed with PETG because it bends and stretches better than PLA (easier to mount and dismount). If you use PLA, you may need to slightly increase the ring diameter + tolerance value in the spreadsheet, otherwise it may be difficult to put the adapter to the camera ring.