There are unique features of the OM System that make it right for me. They are both extremes, and neither is correct. “The best camera is the one you’ve got with you!” Meanwhile, others will be jumping up and down insisting that unless you shoot with a (insert brand here) full frame camera, you are not a serious photographer. I can already hear lots of people screaming that it doesn’t matter what camera you use. I am going to start with what is probably the most controversial topic. Here are seven major areas that make a difference to our images. The beauty of any art is that we can approach its creation in so many different and unique ways and apply our unique subjective judgments when we view it. But it might not be true for other photographers. If you think that one aspect of photography is of no importance, or that another outweighs everything else, then you are, of course, entitled to that opinion.
However, these articles are rarely prescriptive, and what they are suggesting is just a single component that, combined with other factors, helps us to get better at what we do.
With steam emanating from under their collar, they will rant and deny that it has anything to do with good photography and that something else is the sole component of a good photo. Inevitably, someone will read it and misunderstand an article’s intention. Consequently, we writers often create articles about aspects of photography to help us to get better. I have yet to meet a successful photographer who doesn’t want to improve.
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