How to preview what HD- SD footage will look like

Hi,
I recorded a concert with 2 cameras:
Canon XL1 SD (mini DV)
Canon HF11 AVCHD
I know that the end product will be in SD, but is there way to preview which camera's footage looks better in SD? The XL1 in native SD, or the HF11 from HD->SD?
Thanks!

No, just needed someone to jog my brain back from 'brainfart' status.
I'll export a short clip of each.
You're probably right- comes down to the lenses.

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