I do a photo class once in awhile. These classes are given by pros who often are employees or "ambassadors" for one of the big camera companies. After all my years of taking photos I still learn something new at ever class. Being a teacher I enjoy the instructors doing what they love. Over the past few years I have noted that they began the class by telling students that it does not matter what camera they use. They all make it clear that if you have a camera built in the last five or even ten years that you will get good results if you use your equipment properly. Now, they will bring up using good quality lenses that are appropriate for the type of photo you are doing. But to the person they all agree that if you have any decent modern camera, regardless of brand, you can get good photos.
Cameras are like cars or many other products; you need what fits your hand and operates in a fashion that makes sense to you. I have (and regularly use) both my Nikon and Canon cameras. I have more Nikons as I find them suit me better. My two Canons are great cameras and take wonderful photos but I find myself most comfortable with my Nikons. I recently picked up a Nikon Z camera and lenses, just because I wanted to see what people think is so wonderful. I am still new with it but it seems OK. I see some qualities I like yet over all I still like my "traditional" cameras like my D500 or D750. Heck, I still like using my little D5200. For me the gear is just fun and I appreciate each piece of gear for what it is. Whatever brand you think is best, is likely best for you. For me, I will pick what suits me and my style. I am no where near dumpling my Canon 7D Mk ii or going 100% mirrorless, etc. I enjoy them all.
Cameras are like cars or many other products; you need what fits your hand and operates in a fashion that makes sense to you. I have (and regularly use) both my Nikon and Canon cameras. I have more Nikons as I find them suit me better. My two Canons are great cameras and take wonderful photos but I find myself most comfortable with my Nikons. I recently picked up a Nikon Z camera and lenses, just because I wanted to see what people think is so wonderful. I am still new with it but it seems OK. I see some qualities I like yet over all I still like my "traditional" cameras like my D500 or D750. Heck, I still like using my little D5200. For me the gear is just fun and I appreciate each piece of gear for what it is. Whatever brand you think is best, is likely best for you. For me, I will pick what suits me and my style. I am no where near dumpling my Canon 7D Mk ii or going 100% mirrorless, etc. I enjoy them all.