With all the products coming out...

[willie_901]

Be patient. When the mirror less/compact market share becomes saturated, someone will sell what you're interested in.

 

[shadowfox]

Isn't the film and the processing part of the experience? I would have thought so. Maybe I should try using a TLR one day, but every time I pick one up, the mirror image viewfinder scares me to death!
Noob question though, why would you want a digital TLR if you could have a Hasselblad with a waist level finder and digital back?

Not sure why, but when I came across this thread I had this weird image of one of those plastic lomo TLRs.

I think TLR cameras looks beautiful, something about two lenses vertical configuration.

If it were horizontal, like stereo-graphy cameras, I think that looks dorky

 

[jky]

Isn't the film and the processing part of the experience? I would have thought so.

Noob question though, why would you want a digital TLR if you could have a Hasselblad with a waist level finder and digital back?

No, not for me - I'm so glad I'm no longer processing film. Not that I detest it, I don't... just that I'd rather spend time shooting than agitating.

And... i find reflex MF as clunky as a pro DSLR (F5 for example).

 

[jky]

Be patient. When the mirror less/compact market share becomes saturated, someone will sell what you're interested in.

...hopefully it's not priced at $25,000....