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Aerial slow pan left across the Brentwood skyline under dramatic clouds, Burnaby, British Columbia
A slow drone pan and arc to the left takes in the Brentwood high-rise cluster above North Burnaby homes, under a sky of rippled altocumulus. Downtown Vancouver shows faintly on the horizon past a low fog bank.
- Location
- Burnaby, BC, Canada
- Place
- Brentwood Town Centre skyline seen from North Burnaby; downtown Vancouver faint on the left horizon
- Resolution
- 2.7K · 2688×1512
- Frame rate
- 59.94 fps
- Duration
- 0:14 (14.2 s)
- Shot type
- Extreme Wide
- Camera movement
- Slow Pan Left
- Time of day
- Day
- Season / weather
- Winter, sunny with altocumulus (mackerel) clouds and low fog
- Date shot
- 2025-01-09
- Format
- H.265 10-bit 4:2:0 · QuickTime .mov · no audio
- Colour
- Graded Rec.709 (from D-Log M)
- File size
- 179 MB
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