A Route 66 railroad crossing in 360 degrees

Zac Crosby posted a 20-second clip of something I never before had seen on YouTube — video in which you can swivel the view 360 degrees as it is running.

https://youtu.be/Wwe7gAx9YO0

Cameras such as this have existed for almost 60 years, but the equipment obviously has gotten considerably less bulky and complicated over time, thanks to digitization.

Such a format obviously has its limitations. But it also can be awesome, such as this footage inside the Grand Canyon:

As for Route 66, here’s footage by longtime roadie Brad Nickson from the Blue Whale in Catoosa, Oklahoma:

Another clip from Nickson of Totem Pole Park near Foyil, Oklahoma:

YouTube has formed its own 360-degree video channel here. There undoubtedly will be more 360-degree Route 66 footage in the coming years.

One thought on “A Route 66 railroad crossing in 360 degrees

  1. What a very cool perspective, kind of like being on the Tilt-A-Wheel at the fair! Thanks for making me aware of these! And Brad, if you see this, please do more!

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