Explore The Home of the Famous Florida State Seminoles in 360

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Created on Monday, 21 November 2011 00:00

Written by Erlend Bakke

 

Last weekend, we were able to visit Florida for free. Nope, we didn’t win any free plane tickets or gift tour certificates. We were all behind our desks exploring every detail of the famous Florida State Seminole’s home – the Bobby Bowden Field in Doak Campbell in Tallahassee, FL. We were able to witness where every Seminole practice and play their different sports- football, volleyball, baseball, marching band, and more. We were able to witness their weaknesses and strengths in 360 degree. If you are a die-hard Seminole fan, this is paradise my friends. Paradise!

We were able to watch different interactive panoramas and 360 degree virtual tours of the Doak Campbell. The most popular ones were those from the Seminoles themselves on their official website, from Stephen M. Dowell of the Orlando Sentinel and Replay Photos FanCam of the ESPN College Games.

These immersive photographs allow you to control what you see by panning across the screen. It makes you the focal point of the event or game. All you have to do is hold down your mouse and move the cursor to wherever you want – left, right, front or back. You can control zooming options as well to be able to spot yourself in the crowd by rolling in your mouse wheel.

 

Among the 360 degree virtual tours to be experienced online are the following:

• The Bobby Bowden Field at the Doak Campbell Stadium
• Football Locker Room
• Don Fauls Athletic Training Room
• Basketball Training Center and Court View
• The Griffin Family Baseball Club House
• Scott Speicher Tennis Center
• Men’s and Women’s Golf Weight Room
• Soccer Locker Room

The Florida State Seminoles are the official sports teams of the FSU –Florida State University in Florida. The term Seminole was derived from the historic Seminole people, natives of the state.