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In reply to simpson1978,
6 months ago
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I have a degree in photography and was a professional photographer for 25 years before changing careers. There's much more to professional photography than the actual photography. In addition, the market is flooded by hobbyists like yourself who bring a lot of enthusiasm but little skills to the job.
Shoot for a while as an amateur. Get a feel for how you want to approach it. Location baby photography can be done with just a camera, good window light, a reflector and a few props.
Since you are in the market for a camera, I suggest at least a semi-pro one, preferably with a full frame sensor. I also suggest you use prime (fixed focal length) lenses, with the possible exception of the Canon 70-200 f2.8. You'll need a 50mm, an 85mm and possibly a 135mm. I prefer using manufacturer's lenses.
Have fun with your photography class. I've taught at a local university in their continuing education department on and off for 30 years.
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