Air 3 vs Air 3S - is the upgrade actually worth it for someone who shoots mostly family stuff
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yeah same RC2 works with the 3S, thats one nice thing about that ecosystem right now. as for the upgrade honestly for your use case i'd probably skip it. the Air 3 footage in good daylight is genuinel
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i went from the Air 2S to the Air 3 and skipped the 3S so cant directly compare those two but what i will say is the dual camera setup on the Air 3 changed how i shoot way more than any sensor upgrade
so ive had my Air 3 for about a year now and honestly love it, no real complaints, but my brother keeps telling me to sell it and get the 3S because of the low light stuff. we mostly fly on weekends, kids soccer games, hiking trips, occasional sunset stuff from the backyard. nothing crazy professional or anything like that.
the thing is im not sure the sensor upgrade is actually going to make a noticeable difference for how i shoot. like i dont shoot much at night and i dont do any serious color grading, i just pull the footage into premiere, do a quick LUT and call it done. does anyone actually have both or switched from one to the other? the price difference is pretty significant and id rather put that money toward more batteries or a decent ND filter set.
also side question - does the Air 3S still use the same RC2 controller because i really like mine and dont want to deal with a new setup