After upgrading the operating system of my iPhone 4S to iOS6 this morning, I was eager to try out some of the new functions, such as the new Panorama function of my iPhone camera. The above photo was taken on a pedestrian overhead bridge during lunchtime. The dark green building on the right is a Fujifilm office building.
Almost 5 months ago, I stood near the same spot to take a panoramic shot of the same area in the evening, as shown below. It was taken with my previous handphone Sony Ericsson Elm. I thought the overall colours turned out quite nice..
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