The Razzle most certainly has a parallax corrected rangefinder...it came standard on the 110B/900. Littman actually invented absolutely nothing new, despite the constant whining. The L45 consists of a body of an old Polaroid 110B, a stock 4x5 Horseman back, the two simply connected with a CB104 pack film holder found on a Four Designs pack film conversion...nothing new or exciting about it. The 4x5 conversion when done correctly however and without stealing anyone else's ideas, can become an excellent little lightweight 4x5 rangefinder that should only cost around a grand.
IMHO the goal here is to increase the 4x5 camera's options, therefore making it attractive to both the average Joe and the experienced photographer alike. Wasting time annoying the hell out of everyone making their life a misery and winding up looking like a complete tosser into the bargain is nothing short of lunacy.
To have a look at some sanity try here:
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~razzle/
