Stuck Pixel?

[Elizabeth Mason]

This is my Scarlet MX. So far I've upgraded the firmware and of course black shaded, but still have this white dot. Any ideas?

 

[Chris McKechnie]

This is my Scarlet MX. So far I've upgraded the firmware and of course black shaded, but still have this white dot. Any ideas?

Is that in the actual footage (on playback on your computer) or in the monitor? Make sure when black shading to do it with the body cap on. You could also try reloading firmware then re black shade. Don't know if that will help or not, but worth a shot.

 

[Jacobo Martinez]

It can also be a particle in the OLPF. That is what happened to me when i had the skinetone OLPF, i saw what seemed to be a dead pixel, but when i changed it to the LOW LIGHT, it wasn't there. It is really hard to take all those particles off the OLPF.

 

[Robino_J]

Try multiple blackshades - at least 2 and verify again. The bad pixel might not have been remapped. I had a blue pixel the other day and I got rid of it that way. If it doesn't go away you might have to send to RED.

 

[Elizabeth Mason]

Chris--It's in the actual footage (also shows up on monitors).

I will try more black shades, just in case.

 

[Mike P.]

Is it 1/2 resolution? Looks really low-res, and I've seen a hot pixel crop up only when at 1/2 debayer before.

Also, make sure you're enabling the right black shade after doing it the procedure.