Panasonic Af-100 and Sony D7 in same timeline, motion artifacting

I'm cutting a piece together that has footage shot with both the Panasonic AF100 and the Sony D7. I got the footage from the AF100 first so I set my timeline up for that camera. Any of the footage from the D7 that that has pans/camera motion seems to have motion artifacting when cut into this timeline. Any tips on how to address this? media converter, timeline settings? I've used lots of different footage from different sources in the past and not had this problem, but I've never done a project using both of these cameras at the same time. Thanks for any help.....

Indeed. Also could be some of the CMOS roll on the D7. Do those shoot interlace? Not sure they would. But maybe that is what you are seeing?
As Shane says, frame rates need to match too or FCP will shove one into the other and it might not look right. Would look great in the viewer, but not so much in the canvas.
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