Is it better for beginners to learn photography in the studio or at school?

It must be a good studio, but the study time is long and hard. If you go to school, unless you go to a famous college like Beijing Film Academy, the rest will be nothing, which will also affect your future development and vision. There are so many basic principles of photography. The school just complicates simple things and tells you a lot of theoretical knowledge, hoping to teach you to be a camera repairer. But in fact, there are very few photos or anything. The only way to be a photographer is to take pictures. Everything is for you to take good photos. Learn theory for a few months. People teach you composition, how to use lights and how to use cameras. You learned all the knowledge of photography at once, but you don't know what to use when you actually use it, so you can't bring your technology to the extreme. Even if you can take pictures, you can't become a climate. Photographers explore for themselves. Photography has many technical categories and many practical shooting methods. You'd better grope a little and find your favorite. When you follow a path that you think is the best, and when you can apply a certain technology to the extreme to produce a work, your work can become a work with its own distinctive characteristics. Only a photographer who can produce works can really be called a photographer. The advantage of studying in the studio is that no one teaches you, but you can fully cultivate yourself in that atmosphere. No one has instilled in you the inherent standards of others. Guests are your standard, and satisfying guests is your success. And this success is usually accepted by the public. It can also make you recognized by more people. Seeing more and shooting more is the best way to become a good photographer. Whether you walk at school or in a photo studio, it's the same in this respect.