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Apr 20 2011 05:03pm
hai guys i just got a new d90 a few weeks back and just starting to play around with it, and what do ya know.. a few stuck pixels at higher iso settings!
any solutions to this or am i just gonna have to send it back to be remapped?
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Apr 20 2011 05:35pm
Quote (TokenWhite @ Apr 20 2011 04:03pm)
hai guys i just got a new d90 a few weeks back and just starting to play around with it, and what do ya know.. a few stuck pixels at higher iso settings!
any solutions to this or am i just gonna have to send it back to be remapped?


You're going to have to stop pixel peeping.
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Apr 20 2011 05:40pm
Quote (onepagememory @ Apr 20 2011 06:35pm)
You're going to have to stop pixel peeping.


well your post did not help me one bit
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Apr 20 2011 05:41pm
Quote (TokenWhite @ Apr 20 2011 04:40pm)
well your post did not help me one bit


It should. Every sensor has hot pixels. Unless it's really bad, learn to live with it.
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Apr 20 2011 05:42pm
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It should. Every sensor has hot pixels. Unless it's really bad, learn to live with it.


kay =\
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Apr 20 2011 10:29pm
how bad is it?
post a 100% crop of the problem area
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