what does aperture size mean?

Question by ochiba s: what does aperture size mean?
hi

i am in the process of a learning about cameras and lenses and faced by some terms. like
Max. Aperture Size:f/6.3; what does this mean?

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Answer by olive.
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aperture can be looked at as the almost ‘pupil’ of the camera: it sets the amount of light able to go into the camera.
the maximum the fstop in the aperture, the more light let in, like an f/1.2, and the minimum fstop, such as f/22, the least amount of light let into the camera and photograph.
also, the larger (actually speaking, ‘smaller’) the aperture, the blurrier the background is.
the aperture size of f/6.3 isn’t all that large, so it wouldn’t be that great for indoor photography, unless you’ve got some wicked strobes.

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