At Home He's a Tourist

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Aren't we all tourists in our own town? :rolleyes:

I have been here in Boston for almost ten years, and I haven't been to some tourist-y spots, like Harvard, Cambridge, etc. etc. And those other tourist spots I have been to? I had a chance to visit them only because I had friends/relatives who came over and I had to bring them over there. LOL
 
Thanks! However, I think I mislead you with the 'tripod' comment! These are all taken at low ISO with the help of a
GorillaPod. What I meant was that the x100 and GorillaPod are pocketable and certainly a lot more discrete.

Tower Bridge: ISO 200, F5.6, 3.1s, -1EV. The camera JPG was pretty good but I used the Raw and did a little correction of the verticals in Photoshop along with the usual highlight/shadow adjustment. From the image as posted it's hard to tell but the combination of the strong lighting and aperture gives an incredibly sharp image - I was amazed how much detail could be captured.

Millennium Bridge is similar to the above but the London Eye Was f2, 0.6, -2.

Phil
 
Okay, thanks for the tripod clarification. Otherwise I was thinking those were 3200/6400 ISO shots so I was interested in the noise levels of the x100.

Love what my X-E1 produces. Trying to decide if the X100 can produce the same vibrant color, low noise images of the x-trans sensor or whether the X100s is the better choice - at twice the $$) Aggghhh!. Your photos help in my decision process.
 
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