I have many Hot Pixels with my Osmo+ shooting RAW images. This exampel shows a detail of a developed RAW shoot with ISO 1800 and 2 seconds exposure time with totally covered lens. No Problems with Video and JPEG.

Is it a defective sensor?

Hi, it's normal. You can use DJI DNG cleaner to clear some spots.

DJI-Thor Posted at 2016-10-17 12:34
Hi, it's normal. You can use DJI DNG cleaner to clear some spots.

It's not normal. You better decide, are you really pretending to be like Apple and ask us to bring you more and more money, or you going to release products with same problems over and over again. This was issue on Osmo, now it's issue on Osmo+. What's next? Osmo++ with same issues?

DJI-Thor Posted at 2016-10-17 11:34
Hi, it's normal. You can use DJI DNG cleaner to clear some spots.

You should say: For DJI it´s normal.

That I would 100% agree...

Shame on you DJI!

Clear some spots is useless. It shlould clear all (what it doesn´t)or better work out of the box. That means to me, that it isn´t possible to shoot RAW with Osmo+. That´s sad.

HOT PIXEL é NORMAL??????

stefan76 Posted at 2016-10-17 08:31
Clear some spots is useless. It shlould clear all (what it doesn´t)or better work out of the box. T ...

You can share some RAW photos  shot by your Osmo+, I mean in real life setting, thank you.

I know that these approach is very theoretical. But I wouldn't test it that way when I hadn´t issues with real life settings. Stabilization is great for shooting with long exposure, but RAW photos had these immense pixel problems.