Alright so it's Christmas 2015, it's May 5th of December and around 7 o'clock in the evening and we're seeing the moon rice on this 1000 mm lens. It's like a legacy lens, 4 years old, a mirror lens kind of blurred as in my pay chart. Attached to my Thoney F5000 which is a crop sensor, an APSC crop sensor camera with a 1.5 crop factor that makes it 15 on a lemon. So here we have the moon and as you can see the moon is rising, I think by now the authorless sensor has died down. So the camera is fairly still in my tripod and since I have my rule of thirds markers, yes I can easily see it rising very well. I don't know if it's the same when you watch it on screen. I presume since it's around 2 degrees, it should take 1 by 180th over day to cross the whole screen. That's around 4 minutes, 3 minutes or something. Okay, whatever, I'll do the math later. So yeah, as you can see the moon is rising and I'm not sure if it's too sharp right now because I was unable to focus properly since there were no creators to actually figure out whether it was sharp or not. Full moons are kind of hard for me to focus on since it's completely manual, this lens and it's hard to use the focusing ring which is huge. Alright, so I'll just let it rise and keep sharp for a while. And we have the full moon in 3.2.0 now. So as you can see this is the motion of the moon relative to the earth thanks to the 24 hour long time period of the earth's oscillation around its axis. And here we have it at full display. I seriously hope it's sharp because this is a long video and I'm not going to take it again. I read online that the moon was 99.8% full today around this time because apparently it was supposed to be full early in the morning today only unless I'm mistaken. We'll see it for like 30 more seconds as an else thing I think we'll continue to see it for two more minutes but we'll record the video to 3 minutes I guess in onwards to 30 already. So here you have it the motion of the moon trapped on camera. It's pretty hard to see it with the naked eye thanks to these awesome old lenses that I enjoy using. We have it in full display. Alright so this is Shorlue your shitty narrator signing off. Goodbye. Hope you enjoyed the video.