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bakubo wrote:Use bulb mode.

And a watch

;-) I think it is more useful to work on A Mode and to use the AEL button than shift Program mode. What does AEL have to do with Program shift? Ps just adjust the A/S combination to obtain the same exposure. alphaomega, Sorry i'm new here.... and don't understand why my complaint is not valid.... b...

I've added a paragraph and a link in the article to this excellent slide show by Colin Gonsalvez: This has some light sources right in-shot, from balloon burner to sun, and even some sensor dust (it's dusty place!) but otherwise is an amazing demo of what the A55 can do , and quite beautiful to wat...

He is right about this one. I don't understand why sony abandoned this feature... for those who shot in P, it was an handy feature, of course i can change to A or S and choose the aperture and velocity. Serious question, why shoot in P if you are going to manually select A or SS anyway? I shoot in ...

I never could find how to shift the exposure program . Even Canon's first EOS 620 of 1987 had a shiftable program. Canon is a camera built for photographers, while Sony is better at making electronic baubles. He is right about this one. I don't understand why sony abandoned this feature... for thos...