How does the photography studio handle photos?

First of all, you should have the idea of controlling the whole shooting process. When shooting, we should think about how to set shooting parameters, which is more conducive to post-processing. For example, when the dynamic range is small and the histogram width is unchanged, more exposure is more conducive to post-adjustment than less exposure, which is called right exposure. When the dynamic range is large and the subject is not in the dark, proper underexposure will retain more levels than the same degree of overexposure, so-called "less is better than too much". Secondly, we should master the relevant knowledge of color management, so that the results of color in your expectation, shooting, display and final printing are relatively consistent. Finally, we should study hard PS knowledge, read more books and practice more. The real photographer only completed half of the shooting in the early stage, and the editing, selection and processing of photos in the later stage is also a systematic process. Sometimes it takes years to complete a set of questions, and PS is a technical job. Study hard for two or three months, and you will almost learn well, but the skill of photography is beyond photography. It can't just be technology. It also includes your thoughts, observation (including superficial composition, use of light and insight into deep connotation through the surface of things), world outlook, outlook on life and values. If you really want to take good photos, it's a long way. Read more, practice more, think more, and learn more from famous artists.