Recent Sony Alpha 9 camera has quite a revolutionary mirrorless system with global shutter on a 24MPix full frame sensor capable of 20 RAW frames per second wit

Recent Sony Alpha 9 camera has quite a revolutionary mirrorless system with global shutter on a 24MPix full frame sensor capable of 20 RAW frames per second with up to 1/32,000 sec. shutter (not affiliated with Sony, just impressed by the camera). So it is already possible, but a bit pricey at the moment. Edit: technical details based on dpreview claims it's actually not a global shutter, just a very quick rolling one. "...this capability stems from a stacked CMOS image sensor, which includes processing circuitry nearer the pixels and features built-in memory to deliver all this data to the off-board processors at a rate they can cope with. It's this structure that enables the camera to shoot at 20 frames per second and do so with an electronic shutter that's fast enough to minimize the rolling shutter effect."