I have a Canon 12 mp camera should i buy a new Professional camera for photography ?

im going to have a photography course .. can i use my canon 12 mega pixel camera ( Canon Digital IXUS 100 IS ) or i have to buy a new professional camera ??

Answer by Nat
Yes you should, the mega pixels in a camera don’t matter as much as the quality of the camera lens, but you might want to wait until you are on the course because you will be recommended a camera type

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