LiveMenuHost
Sony menus are deep, and the setting you need is never where you left it. Search in plain words and MenuHost tells you exactly where it is on your camera: the tab, the group number, the item number and the steps to get there.
What it does
Search in plain words
Type what you mean, not what Sony called it: “eye af”, “burst”, “silent shutter” or “format card” find the right item, even with a typo.
The exact place
Every result gives the tab, the group number and the item number, the same numbers you see on the camera's screen.
Step by step
Clear steps from the MENU button to the setting, including which way to turn the Still/Movie/S&Q dial when the menu changes with it.
Your body, not a generic one
Pick your camera and every path is for that model and firmware. Moving from one body to another? An item shows where it lives on the others.
Browse the whole menu
Prefer to look around? Browse each tab as the camera lays it out, in photo or movie mode, with the same colours and numbers.
Nothing to track
No account data of its own and nothing sent anywhere: the menus are built into the app and searching happens in your browser.
A look inside
A real search on an α7 IV: what you type, the steps it gives you, and the same place on the camera.
- Face/Eye Prior. in AFFocus›Group 3 · Face/Eye AF›Item 1
- Face/Eye SubjectFocus›Group 3 · Face/Eye AF›Item 2
- Right/Left Eye SelectFocus›Group 3 · Face/Eye AF›Item 4
- 1Press the MENU button.
- 2Go to the Focus tab.
- 3Open group 3, Face/Eye AF.
- 4Select Face/Eye Prior. in AF, item 1 in the list.
Cameras
17 bodies, and growing
Every Sony body with the current menu system (2020 onward). Each one is built from that camera's own menu structure, for its latest firmware.
α7 and α7R
α7S and α7C
α1 and α9
APS-C and ZV
Cinema Line
Get MenuHost
It's included with your Hub subscription at no extra cost, alongside every other tool. Open it at menus.shutterhost.com.au or from the Hub, on any device.
Sony, Alpha, α and Cinema Line are trademarks of Sony Group Corporation. MenuHost is an independent guide by Shutter Host and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sony.