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KQW Registered since 24th Jul 2008Tue 17-Feb-09 04:22 PM
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"What bad Pixels looks like...on the D700"
Tue 17-Feb-09 04:24 PM by KQW

MU
          

Recently had to exchange camera because of an issue with the sensor. Fortunetly I discovered it while cropping an image but most importantly, having dealt with B&H.. they handled the issue famously..

The problem seemed to be more prevelant when shooting at 1600 ISO against a dark background...The bad Pixel was not visible unless I cropped up to about 100%..


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dankeny Gold Member Nikonian since 29th May 2006Wed 18-Feb-09 08:04 AM
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#1. "RE: What bad Pixels looks like...on the D700"
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 Wed 18-Feb-09 08:05 AM by dankeny

Roland, US
          

It's not bad. It's just a free spirit. Maybe the one in the middle died because you used it the most.

David

  
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Northline Silver Member Nikonian since 27th Dec 2006Wed 18-Feb-09 10:50 AM
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I agree with David ... its not bad ... just photo-receptically challenged

... beginning to see the light.

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bclaff Silver Member Awarded for multiple contributions for the Resources Nikonian since 26th Oct 2004Wed 18-Feb-09 06:31 PM
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#3. "RE: What bad Pixels looks like...on the D700"
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Ken,

Yes, that is a classic bad photosite ("hot pixel").
I would have had Nikon remap it rather than doing the exchange.


Bill

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KQW Registered since 24th Jul 2008Wed 18-Feb-09 07:10 PM
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#4. "RE: What bad Pixels looks like...on the D700"
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MU
          

>Ken,
>
>Yes, that is a classic bad photosite ("hot pixel").
>I would have had Nikon remap it rather than doing the
>exchange.


Please explain your comments...Interesting...

  
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