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We used it extensively for a few months for video work, but have since shelved it and use the Nikon D7000 for most work now.
The 7D can shoot good video *in specific conditions*.
If it is studio work, or fixed tripod work (no pans) and no fast moving objects in scene, and no need to follow focus, then it works quite well.
Outside those boundaries, it is a nightmare without some very expensive add-on equipment.
It is good as an adjunct to a real video camera, but I wouldn't want to have to rely on it as the only video camera for a shoot.
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