/begin mini-rant
While there are certainly some technical differences between cameras, this is the kind of question that really bugs most somewhat serious or above photographers.
To a cook: Nice omelette. What kind of pan did you use?
To an author: Nice book. What kind of computer did you write it on?
To a painter: Nice painting. What kind of brush did you use?
Photography is about the subject (a beautiful one in this case) and the photographer that imagines the shot before pressing the shutter. It's why Max* wrote about the 10" behind the camera. Certainly some of my equipment can help me imagine a shot and capture it when other equipment might fall short, but it's how I use the equipment that ultimately makes the difference.
/end mini-rant
Nice captures.
I'm a photographer since film was the thing and using d800 and d4. Was curious if he was a Nikon or canon.
Why ppl get so offensive when asked what camera. Sheesh
Even joe McNally often ask what camera ppl used or jerry ghonis. Heck I've met them and they ask those
So no need to rant or soap box
Oh to the painter or chef or author what .., you use? I've heard that argument made by photographers for years. Could be due to their in secure with themselves or something
Of course equipment matters. Skill can only take you so far, with the right equipment take u the rest of the way. Let see a painter use a cheap brush or a pianist use any tune piano or photographer use a point and shoot. Each equipment complement the skill
It's like a sharp katana in a skillful ninja hand vs a butcher or a clever in a ninja hand vs a butcher, the rest will vary