There is absolutely no h**e in the President's rallies except for the left h**ers that sneak in then get booted.
The attendees and the President make fun of the stupid libs and point out how dumb and stupid they are.
As Limbaugh says the left has NO humor and just h**e. The Americans just love to laugh and make fun of libs with humor and pointing out how stupid libs look.
It is the humor that h**eful libs can't stand. Have you ever seen libs having real humor and fun at any of their r**ts or assemblies? NO it is all h**e.

I'm looking for a prime lens for my new Sony a7iii and was considering a 50mm. I think it would make a great traveling camera instead of taking my 24-70/4 (I kinda wished I would've gotten the 24-105!).

The zoom is great for everyday pictures and I have my D500 for action and portraits, so I don't want a slew of lenses for the Sony. The 24-70 is the only full frame Sony lens I have.

I've watched many reviews and youtube videos and still can't decide. Now, I'd like to hear from actual users. I read that the 55 has a mechanical flaw by this reviewer on B&H, who said,

"While its optically excellent, it is mechanically flawed. A well-known photo equipment rental company has had to repair many of these lenses due to a STUPID engineering design. A crucial part of the focusing motor, used for both AF and manual focusing, is only secured by a glob of glue!! When this coil releases from the glue, the lens cannot focus. From online discussions, it seems that Sony out-sourced repair centers will deem this defect 'unrepairable' (the rental company disassembles their lenses and reapply another glob of glue). The result for the rest of us is a very expensive paperweight."

I don't want to buy an very expensive paperweight!!

Yesterday I had a single photo image sitting on my desktop that needed an adjustment to shadows/highlights before I pulled it into Adobe InDesign. To accomplish this relatively minor task in Lightroom 6, I had to:

1. Open up Lightroom 6
2. Select Library module
3. Select Import
4. Navigate to the Desktop (PC)
5. Find the photo in question - Open it
6. Switch back Develop module
7. Apply Highlights/Shadows adjustments
8. Click Export
10. Fill out Export instructions form
11. Click Export again
12. Navigate to the new folder Lightroom created for the finished and exported file....then move file to Adobe InDesign.

I've been fighting this clumsy way of making minor adjustments to a few files for years and finally decided to ask if there is a better/easier/faster/simpler way. I'd use Photoshop for this task but Lightroom is way better for this particular adjustment. I think I understand why Lightroom operates this way - professional workflow - but I'd like to be able to make a single adjustment like this simply, without taking so much time and without having to create a new image file (when I do not mind changing the original image file). Anybody figured out a shortcut?