Was KLCC/Petronas towers still unfinished when you left? It’s a little odd because from the angle of the pictures above, only one of the two towers is visible. I guess it has been a long time since you’ve been here last. I intend on taking some more pictures, in shaaʾ Allaah once we travel to more scenic areas. I have a few places in mind, but it’s hard to just up-and-move sometimes.

I’d be happy to. It’s really easy, actually. I use all free-and-open-source software, so there is nothing you have to buy (except for a computer if you don’t already have one).

I take several photos of a wide-angle scene, either rotating at my waist or using a tripod (better), and then I load these pictures into the application named “Hugin” – http://hugin.sourceforge.net/ – which, when combined with the tools autopano & enblend, will merge & blend the myriad images into one wide-angle shot, and you get results as good or better than I have above. I no longer use Windows, so I am not sure how easy it is to get Hugin working there (I use Fedora GNU/Linux), but it’s possible, from what I understand.

If you have trouble, let me know and I’d be more than happy to help!

I think I only recognize Menara KL in the pics..

I’m glad you liked them. The panorama’s are definitely nice, and I haven’t had a chance to make too many more. I agree with these being better than the time-lapse videos. We can thank Hugin for that.

tAi: I’ll get back to you…;)

OK, these are pretty amazing. I love how you are not satisfied with the “point-and-shoot” aspect of your point-and-shoot camera. *smile* Actually, I think I like these images better than some of your motion videos; at least as far as image composition. I’m excited to see what you are able to capture with your new tripod.