What should I do when mixing two types of camera(Cmos and 3ccd)?

[ArtoreWarlock]

(I dont know what is the problem in my browser I can't edit the word "****" in this post, it's a typo error, it suppose to be "shot", so I apologize in advance for that bad word-typo error).................. Hi Everybody, I'm an amateur and currently shooting a documentary. I'm using Sony a55, Canon 60D and 5DMII for shooting the interviews, but I'm also planning on using Panasonic 3ccd sensor camera for run and gun fast movement **** which it's painful to achieve from DSLR. I'm concern about the possible problem I will be facing when mixing this two type of sensor, can anybody here give me advice on what should I do during shooting and/or during the post to avoid potential problems. Thanks in advance. (TO ADMIN: I'm new to this forum so please alert me shoul I post this topic in the wrong section, thank you). Thank again to everyone.

 

[stefanhuberfilms]

i use that kind of combination very often, you can't totally avoid the look differences from each camera, best way is to shoot quite long lens with the pana 1/3" or 2/3" to get more shallow DOF to match the aps-c and FF cameras...

 

[starcentral]

Color-wise:
shot as flat in-camera as possible, white balance all cameras to at least try and get same color between footage, the rest will have to be matched in post.

Cinematography-wise:
I agree with Stefan, move your 1/3" CCD camera far away from subject and zoom in a lot. This is also good so your camera doesn't scare off the person being interviewed. Then use your DSLR off angle from the interviewee, perhaps hand-held, on slider, or just on tripod.. whatever you like.