Can I learn to use Canon EOS, 1DX for photography?

Personally, I think that learning photography stems from future use. Whether to make a living, be a photographer, have sex or just have fun in the future depends on different uses and choices.

If you have been exposed to photography and are determined to make a living from it, there is nothing wrong with using 1DX, but it is not recommended to choose too many lenses. Get one first and add it when necessary. It is rational to consider the problem from the income of learning photography.

If it is a hobby, first, look at the economic foundation, and second, look at the degree of hobby, not necessarily starting from the top camera. The simplest reason: the pixels and quality of the current 135 digital camera photoreceptor have not reached the same film quality, and there is still a lot of room for development. If it does not exceed m, there is no need to position the fuselage at the top.

If it's just a general hobby, you can play top if you have more money, but don't play top first. The mid-range model is the feeling of a professional camera, and the photoreceptor is APS-C. Learning is enough.

If it's just for fun, it's enough to start at the low end. Because the functions of modern digital cameras have met the needs of photography. It's just that the size of the photoreceptor is different and the purpose of taking pictures is different.