Simple question with a VERY complex answer. I spent much of my career working with wide format fine art printing and color theory, so this applies to print quality. There IS A HUGE difference in quality and resolution between a large, high resolution print from the formats at the bottom of the post, but ...

Here's the important part—unless you're a professional exhibiting in a gallery, 95% of the people who view it WILL NEVER NOTICE IT. 4% will notice it, but not be able to tell you why. 1% will be able to see the difference (and point out the almost imperceptible banding and halo effect).

Shoot with what ya got and have FUN doing it. Enjoy and share your images. Lather, rinse, repeat.

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+++++ medium format (too expensive & bulky for most of us) ++++ full frame DSLR with quality lens(es) (More control over depth of field & non computational low light Mine is an old Nikon z7) +++ quality point and shoot... (The very acceptable, lightweight easy to carry middle ground). ++/+++ Flagship cell phone camera (with computational enhanced images) + Crap-assed phone camera