Iris diaphragm blades
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The blades of the iris diaphragm are thin, metal segments which are mechanically moved inwards and outwards so as to create a virtually round hole for light to pass through of the correct aperture.
In some lenses, the blades may be vulnerable to oil on the blades.
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