camera
The camera is the map's field of view in maps that use Mapbox GL. The camera's viewport is determined by several factors:
- Center: The coordinates that define the center of the map.
- Zoom level: A number that determines how close the viewport is to the surface of the map. A zoom level of
0would display the entire world. The higher a zoom level is, the closer the viewport is to the map's surface. - Pitch: The angle towards the horizon measured in degrees. Zero degrees results in a two-dimensional map, as if your line of sight forms a perpendicular angle with the earth's surface.
- Bearing: The destination's angle of rotation, measured in degrees counter-clockwise from north, with a range between
0and360degrees.
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