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Yeah it's an older post, but it checks out. 😉 I'm looking at upgrading to a C300 from my Nikon D3300 ... doing research and came across this post. C300's are going for just over a grand on eBay now ... down from $16,000 msrp! The Komodo might be my dream camera but it's $6k and I don't think I can justify that expense. I'm totally into 24P so any weirdness on that is something I'd like to avoid. Fortunately it looks like 24P is pretty normal on the C300. Or normal enough.

I just found this pdf: It states something different: "when the new image sensor is set for a 24-frame picture capture rate the readout of the optoelectronic transformation takes place at a higher speed of 1/60 second. That significantly reduces the “rolling shutter” effect that is synonymous with CMOS image sensors." Note it says 1/60th shutter speed, not 60fps. via http://www.theodoropoulos.info/attachments/076_EOS_C300_New_35mm_CMOS_Sensor_WP.pdf