Maybe I should have posted this here Edgun .25 squirrel

Looks like a good time. With your setup, try using the manual focus feature, to focus the crosshairs against the sky or blank background (scope on highest power) and then use the memory feature, which will retain the focus setting, each time you turn on the camera. You will also do the same for your preferred camera zoom setting, because if you change the zoom it will throw the focus off. (memory feature can be set for shutter, backlight, camera zoom, etc.) I also note that setting light gathering setting for “cloud/shadows” is best for video through the scope. The memory feature provides for quickly making the shot without a lot of adjustments. You can also turn the Hawke eyepiece slightly, with the Eagle Vision adapter, to get your reticle perfectly centered and of course, get the cross hairs vertical and lateral. 120 or 240 fps are the best compromise between resolution and slow motion. One other item I have noticed is, with less scope magnification, the pellet seems to be more visible through flight, as it comes into focus sooner. Light from your back also facilitates the visibility of the pellet along with a backdrop that is drab, blank or not busy such as sky, for example. The rest is generally scope parallax/focus setting and editing. :2cents: Hope this helps and saves you some time. 😉