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Steven Kersting
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That drawing is misleading IMO. Each straight(er) edge of the aperture causes a diffraction spike that has two points/sides in the resulting image. I relabeled the first half to hopefully make it clearer (the asterisked numbers indicate the edge that caused the spike). In the second half I labeled the spike originations in matching colors.

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That drawing is misleading IMO. Each straight(er) edge of the aperture causes a diffraction spike that has two points/sides in the resulting image. I relabeled the first half to hopefully make it clearer (the asterisked numbers indicate the edge that caused the spike).

enter image description here

That drawing is misleading IMO. Each straight(er) edge of the aperture causes a diffraction spike that has two points/sides in the resulting image. I relabeled the first half to hopefully make it clearer (the asterisked numbers indicate the edge that caused the spike). In the second half I labeled the spike originations in matching colors.

enter image description here

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Steven Kersting
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That drawing is misleading IMO. Each straight(er) edge of the aperture causes a diffraction spike that has two points/sides in the resulting image. I relabeled the first half to hopefully make it clearer (the asterisked numbers indicate the edge that caused the spike).

enter image description here