I did a TedX video shoot back in September and some videos from the event have finally been posted:

This one is a jazz pianist named Eric Lewis. He was doing straight jazz for awhile and played with some pretty amazing jazz cats, but was not making much headway career-wise. Now he's doing this:





I was running back and forth between two cameras during this shoot and had no idea of how it might turn out. One camera is quite a lot better quality than the other but the editor (whoever that might be) did a really good job of matching them. EL has a pretty severe dynamic range as well and I was really afraid of distortion. I recorded him mono on both channels with the level on one channel way lower than the other so that both the loud and soft parts would sound good. I let both cameras run the entire time so that it wouldn't be a syncing nightmare.

The better camera was a Sony Z7U, the other was a Sony HVR-A1. I ran both at 60i since that mode was common to both cameras. I have no idea who edited it or what platform he or she used.

Here's a Wikipedia article about Eric Lewis:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Lewis_(pianist)