Nice. Did the recording get interrupted by the camera being hit by one of the stadium's arcs?

You can actually see the beam incoming if you turn 90 degrees right or left from the starting point and looking as far up as possible. It's one of those lattice-style ones (four pipes in a cylindrical formation with diagonal pipes holding them all together)

edit: spelling

Yeah, it did. I had a chance to talk to these guys at NAB a couple of weeks ago and the said the camera was destroyed by that beam.

That's what it looked like to me.

That was excellent. Had to suppress mild urge to run away.

Putting cameras in places where it's not safe to put a person seems to be a rich field to explore.

I believe this is Texas Stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys, before they built their new stadium next door).

Here's a youtube video showing it from the outside: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydZCjwQRuQk

EDIT: better video

Wow! That was really neat!

As someone who witnessed the events of 9/11 in NY from across the river in Hoboken, NJ this was fairly terrifying too. I was not expecting to have that association when I clicked the link!

If this was Reddit, I would have a great reply to your comment.

Over here: http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/buzqt/imagine_yo...

I fully admit to having no idea what this refers to, but I'm scared anyway.

I don't know if that was cooler than their Haiti thing, but it was definitely awesome.

http://www.immersivemedia.com/haiti/index.php for anyone curious

While from a technical standpoint I find these 360° videos really interesting but from fromt the standpoint of a person just watching, I find them frustrating. I feel, that no matter what way I'm facing, I'll miss out on something happening in another direction and that I'd have to watch the video many times in order to get the full experience. Does anyone else feel that way?

That's just a reflection of how the world is. There's always something behind you.

In the real world you have stereo hearing and the ability to dart your eyes. This video has a similar feeling to a bad dream where Bad Stuff is happening but you can't move quickly enough.

It is the interface. You can turn your head easily, but with this thing you have to click and drag around. Maybe needs WASD-like kb UI...

While I don't feel frustrated by it, per se, I found myself watching the panoramic view on the bottom.