File created by the tool says BadPixels are 100. 
I kept camera in manual mode and changed the shutter
speed.

Thanks
Ramesh  


--- William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You haven't really indicated how many hot or dead
> pixels you have,
> and at what shutter speeds.
> Dead or hot pixels are an unfortunate fact of life
> with digital
> cameras.
> 
> On my own camera, I didn't record any dead pixels at
> any shutter
> speed, and I am not getting any hot pixels until
> over 1/2 second, at
> which time they seem to jump exponentially in number
> as the exposure
> time increases.
> 
> William Robb
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Ramesh Kumar"
> Subject: Have I got really bad piece()?
> 
> 
> > I ran
> http://www.starzen.com/imaging/deadpixeltest.htm
> > on my *istD and following are the results( shown
> > against "Results" in the dialogbox).
> >
> > I am running 1.11 firmware and shot with lens cap
> on.
> > Test1 uses TIFF & Test2 is RAW.
> >
> > I have doubts
> > 1) Why am I getting so many dead pixels?
> > 2) Why are H/D pixles jump to Megs?
> > 3) Have I got really bad piece?
> > 4) Is this because of bad firmware?
> >
> > Test1
> > -------
> >               Hot/Dead pixels
> > TIFF(200asa),   NR-off NR-On
> > 1/8 0/6M 0/13
> > 1/6 0/6M 0/6M
> > 1/4 0/6M 0/6M
> > 1/2 0/6M 0/6M
> > 1 5M/6M 0/6M
> > 2 6M/6M 6M/6M
> >
> > Test2
> > ------
> > RAW(200asa),   NR-off NR-On
> > 1/8 0/6M 0/6M
> > 1/6 6M/6M 0/6M
> > 1/4 6M/6M 0/6M
> > 1/2 6M/6M 6M/6M
> > 1 6M/6M 6M/6M
> > 2 6M/6M 6M/6M
> >
> > Any suggestions are welcome.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Ramesh
> >
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