Agfa Photo DC5200 Silver

Code: 00219MCF

Manufacturer code: SB5873

The AgfaPhoto DC5200 compact camera comes with a 2.4-inch LCD display, 8× digital zoom, 21 MP CMOS sensor and 1280 × 720p HD video quality. Thanks to the 21 megapixels, your pictures will be sufficiently sharp. The LCD display shows you your captured subjects. You can also record videos in HD quality with the digital camera.

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Product codes	00219MCF SB5873 376026554075 200000165344 3760265540754

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