I did a kid shoot yesterday and discovered in all of my shots there is a white spec. zero in and - yup, bad pixel. Solid white. Could this be temporary? Or does this mean that the camera is on its way out? ... or just requiring one more step in post for every picture?
Bad Pixel
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Solid white? dead pixels are usually black unless the sensor is shooting a negative and automatically converting it. What program did you view the images in? How old is your camera... Maybe it's just karma for shooting kids "smirk"
Posted 3 years ago # -
I had several of those (~6) on my D100. If you shoot raw, I think most raw processors these days are smart enough to automatically remove them. I know Lightroom does and I think capture NX does.
Posted 3 years ago # -
Shooting raw should fix it, Jeff. The bad pixel filter probably doesn't catch it when it's already been included in the interpolation while changing to a jpg in your camera (this makes the neighboring pixels become brighter in blue, green, or red depending on what flavor pixel is bad, so LR believes the value since neighboring pixels are high, too).
Posted 3 years ago #
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