J Summer....congratulations on your purchase of the Canon XSi DSLR, it's a great camera! Since this appears to be your first DSLR, let me offer you one tip on improving focus on your baby's face. Do NOT use "autofocus" (which is really nine point focus) for your portraits, or any other images for that matter. Instead set the MODE dial to the creative zone (NOT THE BASIC ZONE), using "P" will work well for you until you gain additional skills and confidence. Then press the focus button (see page 61 of your User's Manual) and move the MAIN dial until the only focus point selected is the center one. Next compose your shot by centering your baby's face in the center of the viewfinder, press the shutter half way, recompose if you want a different view (rule of thirds helps with composition) and shoot! Presto...your baby's face is now in sharp focus with all images! And when you're finally feeling that you've mastered the "P" setting, move on to learn shutter, aperature, and manual modes in the creative zone. Now you're a savvy photographer! Good luck!One correction: The focus button I reference above (shown on page 61 in the User's Manual) is actually called the "AF point selection" button. Sorry for the error!

Great optic! It’s clear, crisp, and has great focus and range!

The focus wheel is positionned up side down when microscope is on holder

Really did take 10 minutes on a 2014 Focus. Will update after a full tank.

I've read the reviews and researched the different types and all the brands and yada yada. After much debate, I elected to go digital versus conventional. In that department, these seemed to fit the bill better than most of the others.Pro'sVery tough, Nice picture (Once focused-more on that), Ability to take photos and video. Ability to turn off the IR, Ability to see more than 50 yards(It does), Ability to rifle mount(It does with mount available through bushnell, Not that I would, but), Above all, it actually works at night. (It does and it does it very well.ConsIts a battery hog. (They all are)A little heavy (Not really an issue)Magnification is quite high so field of view can become an issue if you aren't prepared. (Prevalent in all of them unless you want to spend thousands) You might ask why I didn't get the 3X? Because you cant take pictures or video with it.That's about it. On to the focus. First, there are many ways to adjust brightness in this unit, so don't let the other reviews that complain talk you out of it. It does exactly what its supposed to. You need to follow the directions on how to focus this and the other units. First turn on and focus the eye piece to the lcd inside the unit. Then, never touch it again unless someone else uses it, then just refocus when you use it. Then, focus the lens out to the distant, or near, object. That's all there is to it, hit record for video or picture if desired and have fun in the dark! This thing is awesome but you might want to get some rechargeable batteries i'm thinkin'....The photo is from my living room couch to the sink in total darkness, about 30 feet, without IR and only ambient light from the windows.

Fits perfectly on my 2014 ford focus 2.0l flex fuel.

No need to focus. Everything looks a little bigger. Great for all ages.

noticeable improvement on Focus small 1.6 engine.more economy and low revs response