Speaking of which, the ME20F-SH's full-frame 35mm CMOS sensor is what makes it special (and quite expensive). The photosites inside the camera are over five times bigger (19 microns square) than those on some of the best interchangeable lens cameras from Canon and other companies, while a mixture of other proprietary tech is what allows this to capture subjects in even the dimmest lighting conditions. As expected, you'll find support for 3G/HD-SDI and HDMI (output-only), 2.5 and 3.5mm stereo mic jacks, plus an eight-pin RS-422 port -- these will let you pair video- and audio-monitoring accessories to the camera.

Interested? You're going to have to wait until December to buy it, but that should give you enough time to save up for the $30,000 (MSRP) body. Fortunately, the ME20F-SH does have an EF mount and thus won't require all-new lenses to do its magic.