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03/14/2004 01:44:35 AM · #1 |
... & how do I remove them from my shot?
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03/14/2004 01:46:44 AM · #2 |
i dont see any hot pixels in that shot.....
to remove them you ,when you get some, is to use the clone tool
James
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03/14/2004 01:47:43 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by jab119:
i dont see any hot pixels in that shot.....
to remove them you ,when you get some, is to use the clone tool
James |
I submitted this shot for a print & the admins noted that there was some.
What is a hot pixel anyway?
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03/14/2004 01:55:44 AM · #4 |
Perhaps there were a few in your full-size printable file. To find them, make sure you look at your picture full-size in your editing software, so you can see every pixel. Then you might see a couple of tiny pixels that are white when they clearly should not be. Those are hot pixels. Just clone them out with some nearby pixel colors.
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03/14/2004 02:11:27 AM · #5 |
Thanks much! I think I got 'em!
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