alamak.. i think she more blur like this leh.. u all.. tekan her
only.. ahahah
honestly i THINK she doesn't have any manual setting on her cam
becos she mentione the half moon (nite shot mode) on her cam. if
i'm rite, cams with these "scene" modes dun usually have manaul
settings.
i was thinking her shot is good as is, use the exact same thing as
she's done, just on a tripod.
but.. if she has, and wants to touch the manual controls.. well..
honestly, it's easier SHOWN than TYPED how to do it.. ahahha
little stream, maybe i try to explain to u a little basics of
photography, esp the part on why a tripod helps.
basically, a cam records light. so there is a "door" that opens and
lets light in and then closes when the cam thinks there's enuff
(auto) or when YOU think it's enuff (manual - so u set this time
that the door is open). this "time" i called the SHUTTER SPEED.
(shutter - door, speed, er.. no need to explain this one
rite!)
sorree if i sound all elementary....
so if the door opens longer, the shot gets brighter, than if u open
it for a shorter period of time.
the PROBLEM with opening a door too long is that if u shake the
camera, the light "moves" in the frame.
take this example. lets say u shoot a light bulb. u'll get a nice
round white spot on ur photo. but if u open the door longer, and
WHILE THE DOOR IS OPEN, you move your camera sideways. wat u gonna
get is a LINE of white light, very unlike the round light u got in
the first shot when the door wasn't open when u moved the
cam.
this "line of light" instead of a spot, is what we call "shake
blur"
so to make ur camera steady and not shake, put it on something
stable, ie a tripod.
and when laser mentioned using the timer, it's becos even tho ur
cam is on a tripod, the PUSHING ACTION of ur finger can cause the
cam to shake slightly, even if it's on a tripod.. if u're on a
timer, u can push the button, let the "shakes" settle, and 3 or 10
or 20 seconds later (depending on ur timer) the cam will then take
a shot, presumably, unshaken.
of course u might wanna take note of wind and vibrations like cars
driving by.. but hey that's getting a little too fussy haahha, but
for serious enthusiasts, they stick to WOODEN tripods becos wood
absorbs vibrations better than metal... now that's serious
anality... 
ok damn enuff typing for tonite.. i gonna sleep. 
