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From: "John Taylor" Subject: K10D: Discovered Hot Pixel on my New Camera


> Just wondering If other on the list think this is anything to worry
> about overall. I discovered that my new (Nov 06) K10 has a hot (or
> dead) pixel. I hadn't noticed in my initial images, but looking at
> some recent low light pics it is clearly there as well as the earlier
> overlooked shots.
> I shoot exclusively in RAW so I know my software programs can take
> care of this, but it really bugs the hell out of me that I shell out
> some decent money for the new DSLR to find this out . But then again
> maybe it fairly common and a single is not that much to worry about.
> I know I wouldn't accept a $900 LCD monitor that had a defective
> pixel right off the bat.  Will Pentax provide a return for another
> body? What would you do?

One defective pixel out of ten million?
I'd say you don't have a problem worth worrying about.
If you exchange the camera, most likely the replacement will have more dead 
or stuck pixels.

William Robb 


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