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Air 2S vs Mini 3 Pro for real estate work?

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hey everyone, been doing photography for a few years now but just getting into drones for real estate stuff. ive been looking at the air 2s and mini 3 pro but cant really decide which way to go. the mini 3 pro is obviously newer and smaller which would be nice for travel but the air 2s has that bigger sensor. anyone using either of these for real estate work? how do the photos compare in real world situations not just specs on paper

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I've been shooting real estate with the Air 2S for about 2 years now and honestly love it. That 1 inch sensor makes a huge difference especially when you're dealing with challenging lighting like shooting into windows or early morning/late afternoon shots. The mini 3 pro is nice and all but for professional work id stick with the air 2s. Weight isn't really an issue unless you're hiking miles to get to properties

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so i actually have both and use them for different things. mini 3 pro is my go-to for most jobs because its just so much easier to transport and the image quality is really good for web listings. but if im doing luxury properties or anything thats going to be printed large then yeah the air 2s is better. depends on your budget too, the mini 3 pro with the dji rc is pretty expensive when you add it all up

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