Additional features include:

Stunning Low Light Imagery (Black & White)

Active Night Vision when used with IR Flashlight

Low Light mode displays all the available visible light and the near infrared light (that you can't see but the scope can see) enabling great low light performance right up to 30 minutes before & after civil twilight. Utilizing the near infrared means more light is available to the scope for brighter imagery in low light scenarios.

After dark, active night vision enables mostly covert surveillance and varmint hunting (where legal). The effective range of the active night vision depends on the power and power density of the IR Flashlight.

A variety of infrared flashlights can be used to enable the active night vision. One flashlight, made by Yukon Advanced Optics p/n 29072) is easily mounted and aligned to your firearm and riflescope. It is also focusable to a spot for more effective range. With two of these IR Flashlights mounted to your firearm, identification ranges of up to 50 yards or perhaps farther in absolute darkness is achievable. A very effective flashlight mount for most firearms is the AIM Famous Maker Tri-rail Mount Riser. The photograph shows a Elcan DayNight Scope mounted on the top (horizontal) rail of this mount, and two Yukon IR Flashlights mounted to the vertical rails, one on either side. The tri-rail mount itself mounts to a Weaver-style base or a Picatinny rail on the firearm. Both the IR Flashlight and tri-rail mount are included in this package.

So the same riflescope can be used all day, all the way through twilight, and even on the darkest of nights when used with an IR flashlight.