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02/27/2006 05:19:11 PM · #1 |
So, am I correct in my reading of the basic edit rules that you can't remove hot pixels?
When I leave my shutter open long enough to do the painting I'm finding some hot pixels popping up.
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02/27/2006 05:19:55 PM · #2 |
You could always do a noise reduction after, I find that works in getting rid of little specks and hot pixels.
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02/27/2006 05:22:51 PM · #3 |
| Noise reduction will not remove hot pixels. But you can always try dust and scratch removal and set the radius to a minimum and a high threshold... if your picture isn't super sharp to start with, this shouldn't degrade the quality. |
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02/27/2006 06:05:10 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by labuda:
Noise reduction will not remove hot pixels. But you can always try dust and scratch removal and set the radius to a minimum and a high threshold... if your picture isn't super sharp to start with, this shouldn't degrade the quality. |
Thanks! That worked. Since the hot pixels are one pixel you set the radius to 1 and threshold to 0. Zing... gone.
Learn something new every day.
This was a problem because the Raw Shooter Premium 2006 doesn't work right if the hot pixels are not white. They apparently know about this and are working on it. |
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