I'm trying to find a camera that will take magazine quality photos of gardens. More specifically, I'd like to capture 30 horizontal feet or so without having to be standing so far away that the detail is sacrificed. I assume this is a function of something like focal length or depth of field or whatever. My pocket camera just doesn't do it well at all. I'll attach examples of what I have in mind. I assume it is more a matter of the lens than the camera body. I'm wondering where to start in choosing the camera and lens. It will need to be digital and moderately-priced.

Hello, I have a lot of different products that I sell on the web. I've been using my phone for a long time now for product photography. After I take the images with my phone, I use Gimp to modify them. I typically adjust the curves, color enhance, and sharpness. I thought it's now time to move up to the next level. I bought a DSLR camera last night. It is a low end DSLR (Cannon Rebel EOS T7), but at least it's a DSLR and should be better than my phone. I'm starting to learn to camera a little bit. My question is this: When I'm using a higher quality camera such as a DSLR should I still need to do modifications with Gimp when they come out of the Camera? Or is the camera good enough that I can pull production ready photos directly out of the camera? With exception to cropping of course. Thanks!