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The cure for hot pixels in your camera

Valentia · 2007-03-05 23:08:18

I just came across this. I had a really annoying red, bright pixel and the advice given on that thread worked. Happy days!

05-03-2007 11:08pm

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Valentia

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I just came across this. I had a really annoying red, bright pixel and the advice given on that thread worked. Happy days!

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#2 06-03-2007 12:53am

pansyflower

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Impressive!! Is it just for Canon though?

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#3 06-03-2007 8:02am

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Nice one. Lightroom actually does a good job of removing hot pixels when they're there (I tend to have a little cluster on high ISOs or long exposures)

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#4 06-03-2007 9:56am

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Lightroom does a great job of them actually. Must check that thread out...*bookmarked*

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#5 06-03-2007 10:06am

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I'd be interested to know if it worked for anyone else, so bump this laddy if it does (or doesen't).

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