For a few years, a Rollei TLR was my only camera. Before that it was a Ikoflex. Over the years I keep getting drawn to interchangable lens cameras, but in the end I come back to the Rollei. Invariably the interchangable lens cameras prove to be more compromise than benefit. Sure sometimes a longer lens is nice (have to confess to running the Tele-Rollei this weekend), but when I need a camera which will deliver, it is the Rollei that I reach for. I think your decision is not a bad one. Too many people convince themselves that they really need a multitude of lenses, when what they really need is more photographic vision. You will find running just the one camera / lens will really sharpen your skills as a photographer. Richard On 28/03/2005, at 5:54 AM, Fred Fichter wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm thinking about trading all the serious cameras (japanese SLR + TLR) > I have around for a Rollei, as I'm getting more and more interested in > medium format and I don't have the money to keep all this gear. > Would probably not loose a lot of abilities in the process, as 90% of > the time I use a normal lens with 6x6 or 35mm. > Nevertheless, I'd like to hear from Rollei-only shooters... are you > happy ? > > Fred > > > > Richard Urmonas