This course is ideal for:

• Aspiring photographers who wish to make photography their profession.
• Individuals passionate about photography but looking to refine their technical skills.
• Those who want to specialize in fields such as fashion, commercial, or event photography.
• Those aiming for a career in photography studios, media agencies, or freelancing.

Typically, there are no strict prerequisites. However, students should have:

• A basic understanding of photography (e.g., camera usage, composition).
• A creative mindset and an interest in visual storytelling.
• A camera (DSLR or mirrorless recommended) and access to photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom.

• Introduction to Photography: Camera types, equipment, and settings.
• Understanding Exposure: Aperture, shutter speed, ISO.
• Composition Techniques: Rule of thirds, framing, and lighting.
• Studio Lighting and Setup: Using strobes, softboxes, and reflectors.
• Post-processing: Photo editing using software like Photoshop and Lightroom.
• Specialized Photography: Portrait, commercial, product, landscape, fashion, and event photography.
• Portfolio Development: Creating a professional portfolio for clients.

The duration is one year, five days a week, and two hours a day.

• Freelance Photography: Specializing in events, portraits, fashion, or commercial shoots.
• Photography Studios: Working as a photographer or assistant.
• Media & Advertising: Product photography, corporate photography, or magazine work.
• Film & TV Industry: Behind-the-scenes photography, set photography.
• Content Creation: Social media photography for influencers or brands.
• Photo Editing/Retouching: Working with photographers or in a creative studio.

You can start with a basic DSLR camera and lenses. Investing in additional equipment such as external lighting and photo-editing software will not be necessary during the course tenure. You can purchase equipment for your professional work outside Ramagya Institute of Professional Studies.

A diploma course is more comprehensive and often provides deeper, hands-on knowledge, whereas certificate courses are shorter and might focus on one or two specific areas of photography. A diploma is typically more suited for students aiming to pursue a full-time career in photography.

Yes! A major part of the course involves building a professional portfolio. You'll gain real-world experience through assignments and projects, which can be used to showcase your skills to potential clients or employers.

Ramagya Institute of Professional Studies provides assistance in internship opportunities or collaborations with photography studios, agencies, or media houses

Yes. Both online and offline modes are available for this course, offering flexibility to suit diverse learning preferences.

While prior knowledge of editing software can be beneficial, it is not a requirement. The course usually includes training on photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and other tools. By the end of the course, you'll be proficient in these programs.

Yes, Ramagya Institute of Professional Studies offers photography diploma programs in the evening classes, making it easier for students who work or have other commitments.

Yes, Ramagya Institute of Professional Studies offers photography diploma programs in the evening classes, making it easier for students who work or have other commitments.

Yes, there are installment plans for this course. Kindly refer to the prospectus or enquire in the office.