What are the requirements for learning photography? Conditions? What qualities do you have? (I hope the answer is as comprehensive as possible)

The requirement for myself is to learn photography and not be color blind. The requirement of technology is to meet the needs of customers, the requirement of industry is to have professional quality, and the requirement of career is to constantly improve their ability and innovation! Wait, if you don't have the foundation of going to school, I can analyze it. Every school has its own teaching characteristics and teaching methods. For example, some schools focus on theory, supplemented by practice, so most of the graduates work as interns or assistants outside for a period of time, and then gradually become full-fledged. This kind of school has a solid basic knowledge, but the learning content is not very consistent with the outside. So be sure to go outside in other forms, get familiar with the needs of the guests outside, and then slowly turn into a formal photographer. Relatively speaking, such schools will learn slowly and make slow progress, and the road to being a photographer will be more difficult! Some schools combine theory with practice. For example, the iceberg celebrity photography modeling school I studied is such a teaching method. Hands-on teaching focuses on students' practical ability, and then adopts point-to-point teaching. Learning content is in line with the outside world. Graduates don't have to be assistants or interns to be photographers, so if what they learn is practical and they graduate well, I personally think they should go to a school that pays attention to practical work. Generally speaking, just three to five months can completely achieve the purpose of learning, that is to say, as long as you have a good teacher to take care of yourself and study hard, it is no problem to be a professional photographer outside. If you pay tuition, each school is different, which is usually determined according to the geographical environment and local consumption level. Therefore, some schools do not mean that there are many teachers and the tuition fees are good. Some schools are not so bad, and the tuition is very cheap. The main problem still depends on the local overall consumption level, and the overall strength of a school should not be measured by tuition fees. The overall strength of the school still depends on the audition of the course, how the teachers teach, how the students learn, the overall atmosphere, the employment situation after graduation and so on. Many people ask me, how about going to a photo studio without money for school? I have been there before. I know, going to the studio depends on what kind of boss or photographer you meet. A good boss will let you learn something, let the photographer teach you some basic photography when you have time, and then let you help with photography when there are many people. But it also depends on the photographer. If the photographer is good, he will teach you something, and then you can learn some skills no matter how slowly you grope. Photographers are not good and narrow-minded, for fear that you will rob him of his job after learning; There is also a bad boss who will make you sweep the floor, send out bills and so on when there are no guests. When there are guests, you can help change clothes, or be a bartender or something. Besides, you have little chance to get in touch with photography, let alone learn photography. I have many friends around me, starting as a studio assistant and then slowly rising to be a photographer. Now a lot of things are done well, so whether you can learn something in the studio is not in the studio itself, but in the people inside! Personally, I think photography is a good major. If you study photography in general, you will certainly have no problem supporting yourself. A photographer's initial salary is about 1500, so for a photographer who just graduated, it can completely meet the status quo. If an enterprise wants to survive for a long time, it must first survive and then develop. Similarly, if a photographer wants to develop, he must first base himself on the present situation, and then upgrade his technology step by step to enhance his ability. If you have the ability, you don't have to worry about not making money. If you don't have the ability, others will certainly not give you a high salary. In this industry, some earn tens of thousands of dollars a month, and some earn hundreds, depending on your personal ability! To sum up, photographers are a profession in the technology industry, and capable people live in it! Good skills are the prerequisite for you to do well in this industry. Do you want to earn tens of thousands of dollars a month? Or a few hundred a month? This depends on where you position yourself in the future. Your thoughts determine your lifestyle! The monthly salary has risen from several hundred to tens of thousands. This is a quantitative mutation. The change of quantity depends on the change of quality. In the process of qualitative change, what you need is hard work, innovation, learning and persistence!