have been getting really back into photography lately using my old Pen-1 Micro Camera but I have seen this little pinkish red dot appearing on every other photo I take and have no idea what it is or how it came about, I want to know if anyone has got any idea where or more importantly why this is happening?also one thing to note is I didn't mess around with any of the configurations on the camera just the ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed in later photos. also another thing to note is there's now three of these little pinkish red dots on the photos.
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They're hot pixels, go into your camera's menu and run the pixel mapping option.
>>4312991alright cool thank you, but how do i completely get rid of them off of the camera?
>>4313006That's the neat thing, you don't.
>>4313006You don't, they are a result of dead pixels on the sensor.It's a thing that happens with age, but the pixel mapping will remove them from photos you take afterwards.
>>4313012>but the pixel mapping will remove them from photos you take afterwards.oh right how do I do this?
>>4313019>>4312991
Dead/ Stuck Pixel.If its dead, its dead.If its stuck, use the clean sensor function...this sometimes works....To mitigate dead/ stuck pixels theres tonnes of things....remap...also, these sometimes only show up at high ISOs or during longs shoots, whent he sensor essentially overheats.I have had this issue before-- the dead pixel eventually just went away.If it stays, just remove it in post. Its easy enough.
>>4312983they're "hot" or "stuck" pixels.what ISO are you shooting these at? they usually show up at "higher" sensitivities, though I've seen them as early as ISO 400 on my old D3x.some raw processing software can just process them out by default so you never see them if you import the raws.
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>>4313944downits literally solved, let the thread die. saged
>>4313458>use the clean sensor function...this sometimes worksyeah that's what others have suggested so whenever I'm out shooting again I'll try that one out and see if it makes any difference
