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This is a question I asked myself when I went backpacking and concluded that while I may miss out on that ultimate shot that I'd rather not worry about expensive kit. I took a £40 Cannon and watched others struggle with full up SLR rigs and multiple lenses while I was able to leave my kit (sans memory card) and really not worry if it got soaked, stolen or anything else.
I'm no photographer but still managed to get some really nice shots and some interesting effects playing with basic options like colour balance and ISO settings. As a photographer friend of mine commented composition is far more important than ultimate image quality. Get creative with what you have, unless you're intending to do large prints or publish does it really matter that much?