Aperture3

=__** Explanation Of Concept **__= Aperture is an important concept when it comes to photography. It is the size of the opening of the lens when a photo is taken. A large amount of sunlight enters and affects the sensor when the opening of the lens is large, and the opposite when it is small. This occurs when you click the shutter release button on your camera. Aperture is measured in f-stops, decimals that are used to describe the setting of the lens. A low f-stop will allow a significant amount of light, while a high f-stop allows a small amount of light. A larger aperture is necessary when using shutter speed, and is often referred to as the pupil of the eye.

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