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How to Fix Camera Hot Pixels
Found this post tonight on the Canon Digital Photography forums - scroll down to post #742.
Putting the camera in sensor cleaning mode (mirror lock) for a few minutes appears to jog the pixel.
I have noticed stuck/hot pixels on my photos when I use an extremely slow shutter speed, other than that, it’s really not a problem. But you never know when it might come up, so I am blogging this tip for the future.
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