That's a lot for a SIM setup. The airport booths in Suvarnabhumi will do it for about 300 baht, which is less than ten dollars. You can get a tourist SIM with data for a month for around 500 baht total. The process takes maybe 15 minutes if there's no line. Paying that much in time saved might make sense for some, but most people can handle it themselves pretty easily.

Yeah, that part about "stacking blur" hits hard lol. I read this article a while back where a guy said he spent a year trying to fix his noisy images with more frames, but his tripod was on a wooden deck that wobbled. Once he moved to solid ground, a single shot looked way better. It's crazy how one simple fix can change everything.

But is the difference even noticeable for casual play? Seems like overthinking it.

Yeah that feeling is the worst, anthony165. Had a similar thing happen with a fancy kitchen gadget that just collects dust now. What finally worked for me was just putting the thing I never use right next to my coffee maker, so I see it every morning and feel guilty enough to actually try it. Took a few weeks but now I use it sometimes. Maybe try leaving your paperweight somewhere you can't ignore it.

Have you tried using a humidifier instead? @green.jenny, I find fabric softener leaves a weird film, but adding moisture to the air fixes the static for good. It just works better for me.