I forgot to add in my comments that when I got my first job as an assistant to an established advertising photographer in Chicago (1970), and I thought I was 'big stuff' he sat me down the first week and said 'Remember, your first 1,000 pictures are PRACTICE". You will never stop learning how to 'see'.
After 54 years as a commercial/advertising/magazine photographer I would amend that comment to say "your first 2,000 PICTURES are practice".
You never do stop learning (I still look at images and try to understand how the photographer used lighting/camera angle/props, etc. to achieve what they did) I learn every day...how to 'see' light/shadow/subject/concepts.
Photography is a personal and subjective road whether you are an amateur or professional. YOUR vision, YOUR experience, YOUR interpretation is what drives your images and always will.
Nobody sees what you see, just as you cannot tell someone else what they 'should' be seeing in the camera.

Keep using your camera, do not be discouraged or depressed from what this idiot said to you.

Im haven't tried the hi res mode on my em5 2 yet because I've been using some old Nikon glass that probably doesn't have enough resolving power to take advantage of it. I just ordered the m zuiko 7-14 2.8.
I thought I read somewhere that a firmware update to the em1 2 would take a separate exposure to combine in camera with the hi res shot to compensate for any subject movement. It would be at the camera's native resolution but I guess if you didn't pixel peep close enough you wouldn't notice.
My question is to anyone who has the em5 2 if that firmware update applies to it? I know I could always do it manually in PP, but would rather have the camera do it for me.
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Just kidding about the comet, but I'm becoming frustrated in trying to see it. I have the Stellarium app on my iphone and have pinpointed where it's supposed to be. What's the best time?