A client has booked me to cover a corporate event for a web video report. He desires the typical DSLR style, but given that we are going to shoot plenty of longer interviews, he accepted to use my Nikon only for the general shots and my HPX for the interviews. The Nikon is basically set to the neutral (N) settings recommended by many videographers for that camera, without enhancements in contrast or color and features like HDR set to ‘Off’. Which would probably be the best scene file for the Panasonic to match that look?

So why is the client not adjusting his stills camera to match your HD video camera rather than de-grading the AVC Intra 100 P2 pictures to match what is a pretty low quality video camera?

I would shoot as normal and it is then their problem if they wish to match their stills camera to yours and they can spend the money in post to do it!