Abnormal amount of stuck pixels (colored grain), within tolerance?

[Brock S.]

Been noticing more and more some "stuck pixels" or permanent colored grain when shooting and while I know it being a scarlet instead of an epic that tolerances were more lax, is this considered acceptable?

http://postimg.org/image/3v9k0thxt/full/

 

[Sam Winzar]

Let me guess... Timelapse? If you are shooting with dramatically different exposure times (ie. long exposure timelapse when you black shaded for 1/48th) than what your black shading is, you'll see things like this. Do a new black shading with the exposure time (and ideally camera temperature) that you plan to use.

 

[Peter Majtan]

Yup, Sam is 100% correct. There is nothing wrong with your camera, you just need to black-shade for any dramatic changes in exposure time and/or temperature shift...
This is clearly indicated in the UI. If the E/T is lit green - you are within the range of your black-shade. As you go further away from these limits the green will turn yellow and eventually red. This means you will have severe noise / RGB noise in the image...

:sifone: Peter

 

[Brock S.]

Thanks so much guys!