I have looked through the other threads about DNG files but I can't find a clear solution. I am using lightroom CC 2015 to process. When I export a jpeg and open in photoshop the image is full of dead pixels... has anyone found a fix for this?

http://www.dji.com/product/inspire-1/download

DNG Cleaner at the bottom will sort this out for you.

iSkyUnmannedSys Posted at 2015-5-7 16:45
http://www.dji.com/product/inspire-1/download

DNG Cleaner at the bottom will sort this out for you. ...

So maybe I am doing something wrong... When I choose a file and hit ok it says successful and says the cleaned file is in the output folder but there is nothing there.... Seems ridiculous to have to have a stand alone software for this...

Agreed!! Clunky to say the least. Hope this is on the list to fix.

If you take some images in Raw then review, if there are dead pixels it probably means the camera has dead pixels on the sensor.  I had similar with my First issue aircraft and I know another owner who also had same problem with camera which had the same production date, with were from the first issue batch in January.  

I would suggest you take the unit back to your dealer for replacement as its not fit for purpose.  Take some sample images in on your iPad to demonstrate the dead pixels.   You can't expect software and alogorythims to be the answer if the sensor has dead pixels thats just masking the problem that shouldn't be there from the start.

Marktho1 Posted at 2015-5-8 12:49
So maybe I am doing something wrong... When I choose a file and hit ok it says successful and says ...

Only works for Inspire and P-3.  Not compatible with Vision Plus, which is absurd!