MacBook Pro (non unibody) iSight pinout

My old non-unibody MacBook Pro recently died so I've been salvaging it for parts. Right now, I'm trying to salvage the built-in iSight camera. I have done research around the internet and have found that people have turned iMac internal iSights into external USB. I'd like to do the same with the one from my MacBook Pro. I took the iSight and related cables out and have isolated the iSight assembly, but I can't figure out which cables are USB.

The first attached image is the cable coming from the assembly.

If it's hard to see, from bottom to top there is:
Red Cable
Red Cable
Black Cable
Thick Yellow Cable
Black Cable

The second attached image is the entire assembly.

Does anyone have any idea which wires are USB or does anyone have a pinout? It looks as if inside the yellow cable there's a few wires (possible Data+ and Data-), so I can take a picture of that if necessary.

Thanks

I opened the yellow cable up and--surprise, surprise--I found two cables inside. As you can see in the attached image, one is red and one is green. Traditionally, for USB, red is 5V, green is data+, white is data-, and black is ground; there are no white cables, however, and I doubt that 5V would be coupled with data+. My guess is that these are data+ and data-, but I have no idea which. And, there are still four more cables (two red, two black) aside from those. So, I'm still stuck.

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