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  1. My problem with my A99: The A99 viewfinder while using manual camera settings, or shutter priority, shows a different brightness level than the resulting photo does. Way different. In other words, the picture looks fine in the viewfinder, and on the LED screen, but the photo I take may be way too light or too dark. This occurs when, for example, I might want to get the "milky white waterfall" effect by using a very slow shutter speed. It looks fine in the viewfinder, with no indication to "use such-and-such-f/stop", but the recorded photo may be washed-out overexposed. Or I will want to use my HVL-F43M flash to highlight a foreground object while increasing the shutter speed to darken the background somewhat. Again, no indication via the viewfinder or the viewing screen as to what the resulting image will look like, so often it is way too dark. Why? Thank you.
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