I guess your urgent need for this info has passed, but I'm interested to know how this turned out. What were your findings?
I've been experimenting with this camera for motion work, to augment a Red Epic in low-light or "need a very small camera" situations, but have never considered it seriously for still work for clients. For motion work, I find that 32,000 ISO is the point where there had better be something so unique about the shot that "too much" noise is acceptable. It's very good at ISO 8,000 and 12,000. 25,000 is ok, but not making me do a happy dance. In the end, the usual rules apply: I use the lowest ISO I can, given the motion characteristics I'm looking for in the shot and I know that whatever ISO I choose will be less noisy than any other camera I've seen at that same ISO.
BTW, the 400,000 ISO is just a gimic. It's unusable for anything but maybe surveylence. Very uneven sensor illumination that looks like a black shade failure.