>>3332176Another SQ-Anon here. WLF doesn't really take that long getting used to and it's light. The camera by itself is already bulky, and a prism adds quite a bit to that bulk. Having said that, the prism is very useful when using teles and when you have to raise the camera close to eye level to shoot over obstacles and stuff. I always keep it around in the backpack, but shoot with WLF by default. Having both is handy. The speed grip is best used together with a prism too. The main point of having the grip in my opinion is that you get a hot shoe, which you'll otherwise lack. Of course, it makes handling with teles steadier.
