Here's mine. I never notice any.

Help double check pls.

yeah, zoom in edi, can see quite a few.

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Added on August 1, 2007, 8:48 pmHmm, my cam so new also got a lot quite a few hot pixels.

Should I fix it asap?

Would the problem come back again?

Should I even panic or get worried?

Is this problem common amongst DSLR?

I have zoomed in and circled whatever i can find.

Quite shocking!

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Added on August 1, 2007, 9:54 pmActually hor, I have done a few more tests.

With ISO NR and Long Exposure NR, no hot/dead pixels can be seen at ISO400 and ISO3200.

Even Without ISO NR and Long Exposure NR, no hot/dead pixels can be seen at ISO400 photo.

So, actually if we print out photo, nothing to worry also right?

This post has been edited by calvin_gsc: Aug 1 2007, 09:54 PM

Actually, how often is one gonna take a photo with ISO3200 and 10 seconds exposure and with NO NR at all?

Dont worry lor.

What are the settings u normally use for your photo?

Got ISO3200 often? and 10seconds exposure? no NR?

At 800x600, you wont be able to see any hot pixels.

I took my larger sized picture with significant hot pixels and resized it to 800x600, and I can't find any hot pixels also.

see for yourself



Maybe you should upload a picture with higher resolution with at least 3MP.

And I also noticed, your shot above with a D200 has so much less noise!

May I know how old is your camera?

If you know particular part of your lcd got dead pixel, look for other part of the screen lor.

Well, I wouldn't want to scare you or anything.

Maybe can bring to Nikon for checkup and tell them about it.

Get it fixed asap lor.

they're not dead pixels, apparently hot pixels. can be fixed. Dust is not colored.

ISO80 wor, of course nothing lar.