Digital Signal Processors (DSP)
Microprocessor chips specially designed to convert, modify and manipulate streams of digitized signals in real time. These chips allow for faster telephony, faxing, and audio and video capture and editing.
DSP - Digital Signal Processor A versatile all purpose chip, used in cameras to handle basic contrast and brightness adjustment and image compression. Dust Tiny grains of stuff, e.g.
DSP
Short for Digital Signal Processor, electronical Microprcessor for real-time editing from digital signals. A DSP can take over one or more functions (f.i. Autofocus. JPEG compression, Connection ).
Noise is a function of how efficient the image sensor (CCD/CMOS) and the camera's digital signal processor can handle or remove these errors (or interference), and the resultant product is a digital image that is unarticulated, ...
Most of these are aimed at ensuring less experienced users avoid common photographic pitfalls, something possible mainly due to the inclusion of a clever Texas Instruments Digital Signal Processor (DSP).
 See also: Camera, Normal, Light, Photograph, Pixel
  
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