Claude,
It is not the camera that makes a photographer a professional. It is
their vision, their artistry. A professional is going to be able to
sell a picture taken with a Brownie. I've sold pictures taken with a
Minolta 16II (No, not blackmail). Somehow, there has developed an
impression that you have to have a Nikon, or a Canon to be a
professional. Would Picasso be less of an artist if he used a different
paintbrush? Somehow, I don't think so. If he was using a roller,
maybe...
John Mullan
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