apertureBladeCount
The number of blades in the camera’s simulated aperture.
Declaration
var apertureBladeCount: Int { get set }Discussion
The shape of a real-world camera’s aperture is determined by the number of overlapping blades that form an adjustable iris, whose center opening light passes through between the lens and the imaging surface (film or sensor). This shape affects that of out-of-focus highlights, commonly called bokeh, that appear in images seen by the camera. The aesthetic quality of a lens’ bokeh is one of the characteristics that drives the choice of a lens for a particular scene. To create a texture image for use in rendering bokeh highlights, use the bokehKernel(withSize:) method.
The default aperture blade count is zero, indicating a perfectly circular aperture.