Kodak EKTAR 100 vs GFX 100s

Kodak Ektar 100 in 6x7 with the Makina 67 and RB67, side by side with the GFX 100S. After my last test with 645, I was wondering whether moving up to 6x7 would result in a significant increase in resolution. I guess this is the first test where I was actually a little interested in sharpness. But in the end, who cares when you look at the whole picture? Someone else should do a proper printing test with these formats :D All shots were slightly edited to match white balance and composition. I also made some minor adjustments to highlights and shadows. If you're new to the channel: I'm simply testing things within my personal workflow, in the least scientific way possible. This video won't answer any big, general questions about either format. Everything you see is exactly what it is — nothing more. Thanks for watching! If you'd like to see more content like this, consider subscribing. Cameras: Makina 67 / Mamiya RB67 Pro S / Fujifilm GFX 100s Lens: Nikkor 80mm / Mamiya Sekor C 90mm / GF 35-70mm Films: Kodak Ektar 100 GFX Profile: Astia Development & Scanning: Me Developer: CineStill C-41 2-bath Kit & ECN-2 Kit „Scanner“: GFX 100s Sound Design: Nils Mosh (@thesoundandme) Music: Me Instagram:  / the__analog__world