Is it worth to pursue a professional certificate in photography from distance learning in India and why?

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    Shamsul Husain Inspired by nature, it's originality and style. | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    No. It's very practical in nature so go for a regular one.
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    Anish Choudhary | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    If you know how to cook food, taste will automatically be there you don't need to read recipes. Same is with handling D-SLR cameras. Having knowledge about how to operate it is good, but only with physical practical training. You know the terms, but don't have any idea how to change it in camera. So, instead of doing distance learning get yourself enrolled in the weekend classes of photography and see yourself improving every day.
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    Kalpna Pathak

    6 years ago
    Media and entertainment industry in India is a sunrise industry, and photography is no different. Words are not enough, you need pictures to express. Photography, which was once considered as hobby is now a glowing career option to choose. So, it is worth to go for it. Photography is more about skills and creativity and one cannot make you learn that. In my opinion, regular or distance does not make that much of a difference, all you need is passion and vision to capture. A course or certificate helps to know the technicalities involved in handling camera, but it is one's own capabilities to view things in different light. Being a good
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