Walk in rooms of Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon. VR camera allows you to control what you see!

In this one I walk through several room in Chaco Canyon's Pueblo Bonito with my insta360 camera which allows YOU to CONTROL the CAMERA! This amazing tech gives you the opportunity to look at what you want to look at as I walk around and do my best to tell you about this 600 room ruin that was built between 850 and 1150 BCE.
Use your mouse and Smart TV remote to pan and tilt the camera even when the video is paused.
I admit the video quality suffers because the 8k file is very big and must be compressed more than usual.

[@jonlangford7622]

Love the traditional content, but I am now convinced of the legitimacy of this different 360 format, based entirely on your work. It is the most revolutionary change in viewing experience since generic video cameras. It is an entirely new genre.
You are the only place that I have seen this tech used this way. Through your effort, I can now virtually visit a place and look in any direction, as if I were there, including up while you were walking through the doorways to check out the construction. This technology is awesome for places of high interest. Thank you for the content, and exposing me to the technology.

[@TheWestisBig]

Thank you VERY much for the kind words. I think i’ll pin your comment to the top. I wish more folks appreciated the tech - these videos get very few views and have made less than $10 which makes it silly to spend the time to make more of them. But comments like yours make it worth the time and expense.

[@01Lenda]

Better short than nada! That was awesome! Thanks! 🌿💙

[@TheWestisBig]

Glad you liked it! thanks for the comment!

[@soniamariadefigueiredofern8971]

What beautiful day! Nice video! Heloisa

[@TheWestisBig]

Thanks Heloisa! How did look on the phone? were you able to move the camera around?

[@soniamariadefigueiredofern8971]

Hi! Your new presentation is very interesting and fun! My mother's cell phone makes me have a good time on TH-cam! This type of video can be seen by touching the screen, naturally, I appreciate sharing visits to parks with information content and images that make us feel like we are interacting as a visitor to the place! Congratulations! Heloisa

[@TheWestisBig]

Great Im glad you’re enjoying them.