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in that respect. But for new pilots who think they may get serious about aerial photography and video or just want really good pictures, the Air still has features that are friendly to beginners. Like virtually all DJI products, the Airs share the build and design quality of the company’s many professional models. You’re not just paying for the DJI logo, the Airs are as sturdy and solid as you would want an expensive flying machine to be. The control software, a big part of the drone-flying experience, is also well-designed and pleasantly consistent throughout the DJI line. In fact if you are thinking of moving up from a Mini to an Air 2S, you’ll be using the same app, but with more features available.