If you click on "View Large" and search carefully, there are two very
faint blue dots that might be the hot pixels. There are also two faint
white dots that could be either hot pixels or very faint specular
highlights.
FWIW, the red line that accompanied the hot pixel on my K20D seems to
have gone away again, and what appeared to be a blob of several bad
pixels together in one spot has now become a single hot pixel.
I'm able to remove it with a very tiny spot healing brush, so I haven't
investigated pixel mapping.
I'll be watching this thread.
From: Bruce Walker
That's got a great mood.
Where are you seeing hot pixels? Perhaps only visible in the full-rez file?
I can't comment on hot-pixel fixing in the K20D. Haven't seen any, so
never tried it.
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 1:12 AM, Walt <[email protected]> wrote:
So, I took this shot with my K20D and the AF 50/1.4 at ISO 800, wide-open in
very low light:
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/walt_gilbert/8179916045/
I thought it was a pretty good shot, but just now noticed the hot pixels.
Is the pixel-mapping relatively trouble-free?
Thanks!
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