What is the main job of journalists who go out to take pictures? What is your career orientation? Do you still need research when you are a reporter?

Generally, newspapers have a photography department, and the photographer's task or orientation is to shoot news pictures with good visual effects and great impact. Although every reporter can take pictures now, writers should be busy interviewing and recording. If you bring a photojournalist, the photojournalist can find the best shooting angle, take many photos, and then go back to the newspaper to choose.

Being a reporter doesn't require research. However, after one or two years of general work, journalists will take the qualification certificate for editing and editing, and then report to the society to apply for a journalist's card. This card is issued by the State Press and Publication Administration, and some scenic spots can be discounted with this card.