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光圈(f值)（Aperture (f)） About aperture (F) The smaller the value behind F, the larger the aperture. The effect of the aperture is to determine the amount of light the camera will produce. The more the aperture is, the more light it will increase; otherwise, the smaller it will be. To put it simply, when the shutter does not change, the more the aperture, the more light it gets. The picture is brighter; the smaller the aperture, the darker the picture. The aperture and shutter are the two major tools for controlling the amount of time taken during the photography. The aperture refers to the size of the opening in the lens, which controls the brightness of the film or CCD exposure timeline. The aperture is designed to adjust the amount of light based on the human eyes pupil structure, which is made up of a thin circle of overlapping metal leaves. The opening of the blade forms a circle that amplifies or closes to control the amount of light. A unit of F aperture The size of the aperture is defined by its aperture value (f-, number). Generally, all lenses have this aperture series. In the camera specifications table, the manufacturer usually provides two aperture values (see the red box section of the figure). These two data, after a previous confession is the maximum aperture camera value, a set of two sets of data refers to the wide end time circle, such as F2.6, the other is in the distance, for example: the specification of digital camera is the 3X optical zoom in 3X optical zoom end, maximum aperture is not F2.6, but F4.7. This number also illustrates the range of maximum aperture changes in the cameras zoom process. Whether digital cameras or idiot cameras, todays aperture representation, or follow the traditional approach. The standard aperture series are: f/1, f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, f/64, f/22, f/32, f/45, and c.. F/1 is the largest aperture, in the upper series, the adjacent aperture series, and then the series is half of the previous ser