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No masks for the beard & hair?

Professional vs consumer.
DJI probably believes that there is more money to be made in consumer versions, versus professional versions.

I'm just wondering, even with the warnings, how many camera sensors and eyes will be damaged by people "doing it wrong".

That's what I did when going from the 5000 to the 7200.  Once the air was "hot" with the 7500, I saw the price drop quite a bit on the 7200.  I do the same thing when I need to upgrade my ...

I have a D5000, that has been my faithful companion since June of 2010, to the tune of about 4,000 frames per year.  Last November, I upgraded to the D7200 and have been VERY happy with it.

I've never taken photos of the sun, but this weekend, I was shooting some flower shots, and have recently purchased one of those cheapy solar filter cardboard-turns-into-a-tube-things from Amazon, ...

I couldn't see spending a bunch of money on a filter, for a "one off" event (where I live, it's suppose to be close to 95% total). I just got one of those slip on the end cardboard filters. Granted ...

I went from a poor overworked D5000, to the D7200 and the change is TREMENDOUS.

I never messed with lightroom...I kind of "grew up" with photoshop since around 1996. Never did download or use it on the trial of CC

I love taking photos of clouds, with polarizer filters. You don't have the issue with
blown out highlights having to post process them without ruining the photo in raw
mode.

I just wish they would stop with the "dslr" this and that "terminology".
Here, we know what it means, but for most of the John Q. Public crowd
they might they are getting a dSLR "module" for a few...

After all the lies & distortions coming from Oppo (OnePlus manufacturers NOTHING, they are the beta tester of Oppo, IMO), I wouldn't touch one. They use to be a "fair" smartphone for a cheap...

For selfies d "snapshots" they aren't bad, but photography is about capturing light, & given the size of cellphone sensors, they do an "ok" job, but can't even match that of a small camera, in...

yeah, but the problem was I had a "momma bird" that wasn't too happy with me being that close, and I was afraid the way it was moving around, it might jump down and injure itself.

Was out taking flower photos, spotted an Adult Robin with a worm running along the ground.  Didn't think much of it.  Was walking past a tree, and spotted who the worm was for.  Took a few photos ...

They were taking advantage of a cool bright sunny day.  We've had so much rain, they were really busy! Nikon D7200

Yes I can, my mate8 and my previous mate2 did great "snapshots".

Agree, but the bees were buzzing, and the humidity was about to kill me  ;)

D7200, Tamron 17-50mm, and screw on 4x "macro" attached. Not the best, but hand held and wind blowing.

First one was with a ring flash, 2nd just natural light. Nikon D7200, Tamron 17-50mm lens