Geo_Drone
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If you see dead pixels, they cannot be fixed with software as is a hardware problem (photodiode from sensor is dead).
But first check it with black and multiple solid colors, in order to see if is not noise.
If the pixels remains the same and contrasting with others around, you need to send it to be changed.
The CMOS sensor is different from CCD sensor, each photodiode is backed up by an amplifier. CMOS sensors have advantages and disadvantages, as analogic signals from photodiodes are sent in parallel mode (high speed and less noise), but there is not uniform performances for each photodiode, that giving you the noise in composition. This is why you have to check if is dead photodiode/amplifier or is just noise (a video that is played frame by frame - careful, not second by second but frame by frame - will show you very fast if you have dead pixels.)
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