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Meaning
The term "aperture" refers to an opening, hole, or gap. In photography and optics, it specifically denotes the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter a camera or other optical system. The size of the aperture can affect the exposure and depth of field of the image.
Synonyms
- Opening
- Gap
- Hole
- Orifice
- Fissure
- Slot
Antonyms
- Closure
- Seal
- Blockage
- Obstruction
Etymology
The word "aperture" comes from the Latin "apertura," which means "an opening," derived from "aperire," meaning "to open."
Examples
- The photographer adjusted the aperture to allow more light into the camera, resulting in a brighter image.
- The small aperture in the lens created a shallow depth of field, blurring the background beautifully.
- The architect designed a large aperture in the wall to let in natural light and enhance the indoor ambiance.