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I import clips to Aperture 3 filmed at 24fps on a Canon EOS 60D and when I try to use the custom settings to export at 24fps, it changes it to 30-35fps. The custom settings are useless in Aperture 3 as it still does whatever it wants. The only way I can export anything properly is to film at 30fps and export on the standard 720p or 1080p HD settings (which automatically selects 30fps).
Is it simply impossible to export a slideshow with HD dSLR motion in it at 24fps even if all clips are filmed at 24fps? I need a definitive answer on this. Please.

I can't give you a definitive answer, but I don't think you can do it. Aperture is not a video editing or motion graphics program. A3 is the first version of the application to support video import or slide show output. It targets specific devices and only has two codecs.
AFAIK the 7D was the first DSLR- and the first camera under $3K- to offer 24p. Before 2010, only pro videographers shot 24fps
IMHO A3 is the wrong tool for the job, and you should be using video editing program Like Final Cut or a motion graphics program like Motion or After Effects.
The good news is that Motion 5 is only $50 on the app store. Previously, it was only available as part of the Final Cut Suite, but I can't find anything that says one has to have Final Cut X to buy or use it. (System requirements are pretty steep.)
DLS

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