Bluestrike New Member Mar 10, 2002 #2 Originally posted by filofari is there any program to let you test for hot pixels?? Click to expand... Basically, you don't have to test it... It will be there when the pixels become too hot!
Originally posted by filofari is there any program to let you test for hot pixels?? Click to expand... Basically, you don't have to test it... It will be there when the pixels become too hot!
M mpenza Senior Member Mar 10, 2002 #3 you don't need a software to test. just take a long exposure pic with your lens cap on and check for any abnormal bright spots.
you don't need a software to test. just take a long exposure pic with your lens cap on and check for any abnormal bright spots.
J Jayan New Member Mar 10, 2002 #4 Originally posted by mpenza you don't need a software to test. just take a long exposure pic with your lens cap on and check for any abnormal bright spots. Click to expand... Though there's a proggie to chk the brightness of the pixels.....
Originally posted by mpenza you don't need a software to test. just take a long exposure pic with your lens cap on and check for any abnormal bright spots. Click to expand... Though there's a proggie to chk the brightness of the pixels.....
M mpenza Senior Member Mar 10, 2002 #5 there's a "deadpixeltest" program. It will help with "lens cap on" shots. http://www.starzen.com/imaging/deadpixeltest.htm
there's a "deadpixeltest" program. It will help with "lens cap on" shots. http://www.starzen.com/imaging/deadpixeltest.htm