Does a PG course in photography require mathematics?

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Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Hi Pejush,
No, PG in Photography doesn't require mathematics. It is not included there as a particular subject. Even students with non-mathematics background go for this profession. It just needs a mental understanding of angles while taking a picture. Like what frame should be covered, how much space should be left overhead, at what extent camera should move, shutter space, aperture, how much light should be captured, and the percentage of light pictures should be captured with. It just doesn't need any hard and fast rule of mathematics. I am sure you have done this many times in your regular life while clicking a picture. So, without

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Aman Brar Journalist | Contributor-Level 7

7 years ago

No, there is no such requirement. The only thing you need is the passion and knowledge of photography.

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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

Hello Pejush,
Even students with non-mathematics background go for this profession. It just needs a mental understanding of angles while taking a picture. Like what frame should be covered, how much space should be left overhead, at what extent camera should move, shutter space, aperture, how much light should be captured, and the percentage of light pictures should be captured with. It just doesn't need any hard and fast rule of mathematics. I am sure you have done this many times in your regular life while clicking a picture. Thank you.

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Lalit Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Hello,
There is no such particular subject is required to learn photography you just need to be very creative in your field and travel as much as you can to get good collections of photographs.