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Button Customization for Sony A7R II and Siblings
See also the Autofocus Customization Sony A7R II and Siblings page.
This page covers discusses how to customize the C1/C2/C3/C4 buttons and 4-way controller for the Sony A7R II and its siblings:
- There are 4 custom function buttons: C1/C2 (top of camera), C3 (top rear), and C4 bottom rear.
- Buttons C1 and C2 on top of the camera are most easily accessed with the hand ready to shoot, so use those two for the most frequent needs.
- The 4-way controller, with its central button and 4-way directional buttons.
- The button as well as focus buttons on certain lenses.
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