It is the photographer not the camera but the better the camera the more flexible of a tool it is. I was reading in american photog this big fashion guy and he shot a bunch of people for fashion week with a consumer level olympus dslr. He said the quality of flashes was more important than the camera.

that's awesome

Poor quality photographs...sorry but I am not going to lie to you.

Lighting, focus and correct exposure and a reasonable camera will give excellent results. Camera manufactures want to sell cameras but other factors just as important.

The promo which shows what you can do with professional film crew shows the point, the camera could have been any professional camera and the result would be the same.

You want to be a good photographer? Spend half as much on the camera, read a $20 book on photography "Manual of Photography" and be creative....