The B&W choice is good. It's the best there is right now.
[ You HP4+ lovers, hold your tongues ...:) ]
With 6x7 I'd not be afraid of neg film, unless you're going to an ad agency where
they'll want to scan it.
Given the E6 doesn't cost much to test with, and if they are going to pay some big
bucks for your work, I'd set up the environment in advance and shoot a test sequence
with each film. Get to know the characteristics of each and leave guessing out of
commerical situations.
And don't forget the newer E100VS. It will compare favorably in many respects.
Collin
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