DSC, or Digital Still Camera, is a type of camera designed to capture still images in a digital format. Unlike traditional film cameras, DSCs use electronic sensors to record images, allowing for immediate viewing and editing. They come in various styles, including compact, mirrorless, and DSLR, catering to different photography needs and skill levels. DSCs typically offer features such as adjustable settings for exposure, focus, and white balance, enabling users to take high-quality photos. Many models also include built-in flash, image stabilization, and connectivity options for sharing images online. This versatility makes DSCs popular among both amateur and professional photographers.