CSC (Compact System Camera)


There is no mirror mechanism in these cameras; as a result, they are more compact and lighter than digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLRs), but they nevertheless offer comparable controls, high-quality photographs, and interchangeable lenses. There may be an electronic viewfinder present, or there may be no viewfinder at all and simply the LCD screen. This depends on the model. CSCs are also known as mirrorless cameras because to their lack of a mirror.


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