Shooting on the Mamiya RB67, 120 medium format camera.
Thanks to the Mamiya gift Noel E. from church gave me, I have been able to shoot on medium format film. The look, feel, and quality of medium format film still outshines most digital formats today. Certainly a challange to shoot, but when done right it's simply rewarding. My collection is still small, wih 4 film backs (6x8, 6x7, two 6x4.5), and three lenses (65mm, 127mm, 190mm).
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George Tsai attended California State University, Long Beach and graduated in 2010 with BS in Electrical Engineering, Audio Engineering, and an Entrepreneurship Minor. He is also a United States Marine with combat deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan. He concluded his service with an honorable discharge as a Sergeant. Today, he freelances in the film industry with his Red Epic-X camera package and production audio equipment. He is also the founder of FUZE Ti. Read more...Contact me for quotes on your next project!
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