Jollybox
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Apologies in advance if question has been raised and answered (if you could point me in that direction I would appreciate it).. but I have my own version 
A7-RII. I would like to 'save' a set of camera settings for Astro pics (Milky Way) (manual focus, WB, aperture, ISO, shutter, shutter delay.. and any other you can recommend) to a 'custom-function" button say number 1 or 2 on the Mode dial or somewhere else. In my mind I'd like to think - oh yes I have a clear night, new moon etc. but can't remember the full suite of settings/menus etc. If I just turn the Mode dial to 1 or 2 it will set me up for basic success - I can walk the ISO/shutter up and down to get the best results from the basic memory settings.. I am very new to this whole mirrorless way and the camera manual is a whole new learning curve for this analogue dinosaur but VERY exciting.. An absolute bonus would be some basic advice on settings from the experience of the forum (for example I found out very recently that I can 'zoom' in on the screen and focus on specific points! Beats the snot out of a loupe and poor reading glasses
I'd still need the readers tho...
Many thanks in advance
C
A7-RII. I would like to 'save' a set of camera settings for Astro pics (Milky Way) (manual focus, WB, aperture, ISO, shutter, shutter delay.. and any other you can recommend) to a 'custom-function" button say number 1 or 2 on the Mode dial or somewhere else. In my mind I'd like to think - oh yes I have a clear night, new moon etc. but can't remember the full suite of settings/menus etc. If I just turn the Mode dial to 1 or 2 it will set me up for basic success - I can walk the ISO/shutter up and down to get the best results from the basic memory settings.. I am very new to this whole mirrorless way and the camera manual is a whole new learning curve for this analogue dinosaur but VERY exciting.. An absolute bonus would be some basic advice on settings from the experience of the forum (for example I found out very recently that I can 'zoom' in on the screen and focus on specific points! Beats the snot out of a loupe and poor reading glasses
Many thanks in advance
C