>>4427643>BUT, having gear that inspires you and doesn't hinder what you're trying to do will make your work and practice easier.brilliant point
gear is just tools and of course you'd want nice tools that work well for you or at the very least don't hinder you
big bonus points if they are really fun to use and inspire you to go do stuff
about the other points, different cameras do feel really different, then there's analog and digital and it also feels very different to use a rangefinder vs an (D)SLR or mirrorless
as far as different cameras having an effect on the final image goes, I think the biggest factor is the lenses, they have a big impact on colors, sharpness, fov, the look of out-of-focus backgrounds and so on
that's actually a bit similar to guitars, pickups, apart from single coil or humbucker make a relatively small difference, compared to amp and speakers
anything else is just esoteric
>>4427647idk what makes a guitarist a "pro" but they use all sorts of brands, you see tons of Ibanez, Gibson, Fender, PRS, ESP but also lots of smaller brands
the main difference really is pickup type and number of strings, everything else is just personal preference, how the guitar plays and feels