I didn't introduce them in the "first" place. I was responding to someone who won't leave me alone to enjoy a little down time and learn something on this forum about it's intended subject. I am well aware of the meaning of cuck. It is shorthand for cuckhold. We have taken the sexual aspect out of it and use it to mean we are not the submissive little Rinos that the left likes to kick around. We fight back.

Excuse me for assuming that you were rational and logical. I'm glad you admitted you're not. Please enlighten us of your genius wordplay in using one for won. This will really be some pretzel logic.

Keep digging that hole deeper and further validating my point about liberals

Because I'm not a cuck. I fight back. I am perfectly content to keep my political opinions to myself until prodded.

Typical liberal response, attack someone personally. You can't even spell a 3 letter word- "won" and you're calling me mentally challenged.

Why is it liberals always have to inject their snarky little political pov's into everything. This is a photography forum, not Huffington Post.

America won, you lost. Get over it.

I'm sorry, I must be really dense. If you use manual metering like you say, why do you need to lock the exposure? You've already locked it. The settings aren't going to change when you recompose.

Not to babble on, but I'm certainly no purist and maybe I'm hypocritical to an extent. I tweak things in PS, do some cloning, in camera multiple exposures, etc. I realize "Moon over Hernandez" didn't come out of the camera looking like the final product, but I just gotta draw the line at replacing skies. Didn't catch that grizzly while in Alaska, just clone in one I took at the zoo.

I mean, too lazy or too cold to get out of the tent to catch that amazing sunrise on Rainer, just paint some fake light on the mountain with Landscape Pro and replace the sky with one I took from my frontporch in Maryland.

There's nothing wrong in correcting for a camera's limitations, but it's lazy and unethical to replace one sky with another unless you're calling it " photo art" cause it sure ain't photography.