popsandme Senior Member 801 posts Likes: 62 Joined Jun 2011 More info | Jan 03, 2014 13:03 | #1 as a newcomer to Canon EOS (600D) i fully understand the function of the dust delete data function, not that i have an issue with dust, i just have a question as to the possibility of it working to combat hot pixles if i take a long exposure with the lens cap on?...will it work in reverse so to speak....not that i have any issues with hot pixles either, i just got to thinking as i was reading the manual. https://www.flickr.com/photos/61913132@N07/
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mwsilver Goldmember More info | Jan 04, 2014 15:01 | #2 popsandme wrote in post #16574729  as a newcomer to Canon EOS (600D) i fully understand the function of the dust delete data function, not that i have an issue with dust, i just have a question as to the possibility of it working to combat hot pixles if i take a long exposure with the lens cap on?...will it work in reverse so to speak....not that i have any issues with hot pixles either, i just got to thinking as i was reading the manual. This way to "fix" hot pixels is to use the manual clean sensor option. You need to be in P, Tv, Av, or M modes to access the manual clean option. See the attached video. Mark
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