She seems to be able to fully enjoy nature from the sheep's view if Google Street View

The islands floating around the middle of Iceland and Norway in the North Atlantic OceanFaroe Islandsis. Grafting of sheep from the Middle Ages is taking place and it is said that there are more sheep than the population of the island This Faroe IslandsOfficial Tourism WebsiteA movie that can look at the beautiful nature of the island from the viewpoint of sheep "Sheepview 360"Is released to the public.

Sheepview 360 in the Faroe Islands - YouTube


When you play "Sheepview 360", a cross icon appears at the upper left of the screen. By clicking this it is possible to move the viewpoint 360 degrees. In addition to the shepheric view image, I can fully enjoy the nature of the Faroe Islands.


Also, you can change the point of view around the image itself by dragging with the mouse.


The movie starts from the scene in which sheep's back surrounded by several people was shown.


The sheep is unleashed as it is to the great nature of the Faroe Islands.


Tea Tech walking sheep. Solar panels are stacked on the back, which makes it possible to shoot movies for a long time.


A sheep running around a blue sky spreading over the surface and a plain extensive plain.


The terrain rich in ruggedness also goes through without sheep without pain.


Sheep is carrying only 360 degree camera and solar panel, sheep seems to have never been injured during shooting.


At the end of the movie sheep who is a photographer (?) Turns backwards with a glitter.


The Faroe Islands have beautiful nature and wonderful roads that you can drive cars while enjoying them. However, there is only one problem, and Faroe Islands seems to have Google Street View still unlike other European countries. "Although the Faroe Islands may seem like remote areas, here there are some of the most magical scenery in the world, and I hope to respond to Google Street View to make it known all over the world It is Denmark Andreasen who talks about. The Faroe Islands are Danish dominion, and in addition to Faroese, Danish is the official language.

Petition: We Want Google Street View! - Visit Faroe Islands
http://visitfaroeislands.com/sheepview360/petition/


Andreasen said, "It can not be helped just by waiting for the arrival of Google Street View", it has been unbearable for Google that never stops, and as a Google Street View "Faroe Islands Edition" 360 degree movie from the sheep's point of view Sheepview 360 "where you can see" Sheepview 360 ".

"Sheepview 360" is Ricoh's sheep to the sheep in the Faroe IslandsTHETA"The shoot was taken with the sheep freely traveling around the mountainside of the Faroe Islands, so it is possible to shoot nature that can not be shot by humans.

This Sheepview (Sheepview) is shooting not only 360 degrees movies but also 360 degree photos at various places on the Faroe Islands, and these can be seen from the following page.

Sheepview Map - Visit Faroe Islands
http://visitfaroeislands.com/sheepview360/sheepview-map/


Also, how to collect sheep and cameras after shooting in Sheepview can be understood by looking at the following movies.

How to get the camera back #wewantgooglestreetview - YouTube


◆ September 2016 16:45 Addendum:
Following activities of Andreasen and others, Google lent the residents and travelers on the Faroe Islands to equipment for shooting Google Street View, and training was given for shooting. Currently it seems that landscape of the island is being photographed with bicycle / car / kayak / horse / hand-pensed unicycle etc.

Google Lat Long: Sheep View: Where there's a wool, there's a way
https://maps.googleblog.com/2016/08/sheep-view-where-theres-wool-theres-way.html