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Red = Canon Digital SLR CMOS Chip?

Back to the original point. My guess is that Jim either purchased an existing CMOS design then had people modify it, or purchased the chips themselves and figured out how to do some nice hardware mods. There simply wasn't enough time for them to have designed out there own sensor. Unless....there was an entire shop of people we've never heard about. I'm sure sooner or later it will leak where the Mysterium is from, though I hope that's a long time. Viva la Red!
 
Once you've met Jim you really have no doubt's that he could...
A. Make this camera right and make it profitable.
B. That the Mysterium was his baby and whoever he might have broght on board to help him with it will keep thier mouths shut. Canon is generations behind the tech in that chip.

On a more intersting note Canon is no longer the king of low noise CMOS chips. Nikon's new D3 spanks anything that's previously existed for high ISO low noise and does it up to 9FPS full frame!

Check out the ISO 6400 sample.
http://nikonimaging.com/global/products/digitalcamera/slr/d3/sample.htm
Here's some more.
http://www.moosepeterson.com/moosenews/index.php
 
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