If you are interested in taking pictures but stopping yourself with the term 'equipment inadequacy', remind yourself that it is not as important as you think it is to have quality equipment.
The history of the art of photography goes back almost 200 years and you guess that when it started to be performed as an art, much simpler machines were used than the 'simple' mobile phones we use right now, but these thousands of legends did not prevent the production of karen.
Many successful photographers, who continue to produce photographs today, also think that it is not right to search for inadequate equipment due to failure to produce or photographs.
The presence of photographs that were produced a hundred years ago but still admired are evidence of this.
It is not the equipment that is important when producing photographs, but the ability to create a successful composition and to have a look that will capture the moment.
If you believe that you are talented in this matter, even your mobile phone that you have in your hand can provide you with great photographs.
Ted Forbes, one of the most successful photographers, has published a short video on this subject.
If you need motivation, you can browse. Henri Cartier-Bresson, W Eugene Smith, Saul Leiter, and Ansel Adams.
If you have the talent and the belief that you can succeed, you can take your phone to your hand or the machine you do not trust very much and go out there.