Does Photoshop clone out hot pixels?

I was working with some 30 second shots and when I viewed them on my camera's LCD screen I could see a couple of hot pixels, then when I opened it up in Lightroom they were still there as expected.

But when I opened the unedited raw in CS4 the hot pixels are gone, it did a good job so I'm not really complaining.

Does it do it automatically? what else does it do without me telling it to?

It can be done in Photoshop, but it does not do it automatically.

LR should have done it automatically also. Does for me. Did you wait for the new preview?

PS seems to do it for me automatically. When I first open a file, I may see them appear for a second or two and them "poof", they disappear.

ACR maps out hot pixels in raw files. LR should as well.

http://forums.adobe.co​m/thread/312288
http://forums.adobe.co​m/message/4468427?tsta​rt=0

René Damkot wrote in post #15815412
ACR maps out hot pixels in raw files. LR should as well.

http://forums.adobe.co​m/thread/312288
http://forums.adobe.co​m/message/4468427?tsta​rt=0

I didn't know that was a feature of ACR or LR. Great feature.

Thanks everyone! I will check into why LR is not doing it automatically.