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Hot pixels, caused by dark current (false signal in absence of light), show up as dots in long exposures Hot pixels are not a problem except at exposure times on the order of 1 second or longer Virtually all digital cameras have some hot pixels in numbers of a few to dozens or more depending on exposure time Dead pixels are failed pixels that show up as dots under all conditions but are often invisible depending on scene Dead pixels are generally few or none Hot and dead pixels are generally easy to correct with the clone tool in Photoshop |
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Pluses and Minuses of Digital SLRs © Robert Harrington 2004