Testing with my new CoolPix885

lewfs · 19th January 2002

Sorry if the photo turn out to be too big for browser! Anyway, this is my few shot with my new CoolPix885.

lewfs · 19th January 2002

Sorry if the photo turns out to be too big for the browser. Anyway, this is my first few shot with my new CoolPix885.

Blankies · 20th January 2002

is there alot of dead pixels or just dust ?

Pinoy · 20th January 2002

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Originally posted by lewfs
Sorry if the photo turn out to be too big for browser! Anyway, this is my few shot with my new CoolPix885.

Well, you can resize your pic. 640x480 would be a good bet.

BTW, am I seeing dead pixels in your pic too?

mpenza · 20th January 2002

don't need to apologise, just resize your pic and compress more!

are the white spots reflections, fish food or bubbles?

lewfs · 20th January 2002

Those things you guys see are bubbles. At the time I took this photo, the fish are hyper-active and cause alot of bubbles around. Another important thing is that the pond is powered by a very strong motor which I think is part of the reason of bubbles being seen.

LifeWorld · 20th January 2002

I saw lots of dead pixels and dust towards middle bottom of pic and CA!

Blankies · 20th January 2002

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Originally posted by LifeWorld
I saw lots of dead pixels and dust towards middle bottom of pic and CA!

think if we examine closely it is not dead pixel...just reflection of very small bubbles

LifeWorld · 20th January 2002

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Originally posted by Blankies

think if we examine closely it is not dead pixel...just reflection of very small bubbles

Perhaps I am wrong.

fusetrips · 20th January 2002

Err... how to know whether is it a dead pixel? What can you do if you got a dead pixel?

Kevin · 20th January 2002

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Originally posted by fusetrips
Err... how to know whether is it a dead pixel? What can you do if you got a dead pixel?

fusetrips, I bought my C2040 from John3:16 and my picture look like got dead pixel. I print out a picture and bring the whole thing back to John and good old John change a new DC for me. And he check throughly as well for 20 minutes to make sure the new DC got no dead pixel.

YSLee · 20th January 2002

A dead pixel will be damn obvious after taking a few pictures.. it'll always be in the same position, and you'll never miss it after finding it out!

lewfs: Please resize your picture, it really is too big. You can use a program like Irfanview or ACDSee to do that.

GoclPa · 21st January 2002

make smaller == load faster

fusetrips · 21st January 2002

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Originally posted by YSLee
A dead pixel will be damn obvious after taking a few pictures.. it'll always be in the same position, and you'll never miss it after finding it out!

lewfs: Please resize your picture, it really is too big. You can use a program like Irfanview or ACDSee to do that.

YSLee, is there anyway to fix dead pixel? Repair?

binbeto · 21st January 2002

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Originally posted by fusetrips

YSLee, is there anyway to fix dead pixel? Repair?

Dead pixel can't be fixed...

Can only use s/w to eliminate them... Think camera have some of the s/w implemented...

Just like a LCD, stuck means stuck... can't do anything to it.

fusetrips · 21st January 2002

What caused a pixel to be dead?

23rd January 2002

ok guys with digi cams......did you check for the dead pixels in the ccd ( which is quite hard at time of purchase right) and also in the LCD?
if yes how did you actually chk for it in the case of in the LCD?
will the dead pixel in the ccd be under warranty?

19th January 2002	#1
lewfs Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: West Zone Posts: 181	Testing with my new CoolPix885 Sorry if the photo turn out to be too big for browser! Anyway, this is my few shot with my new CoolPix885.

19th January 2002	#2
lewfs Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: West Zone Posts: 181	Testing with CoolPix885 Sorry if the photo turns out to be too big for the browser. Anyway, this is my first few shot with my new CoolPix885.

20th January 2002	#7
LifeWorld Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: East Coast Posts: 2,318	I saw lots of dead pixels and dust towards middle bottom of pic and CA! Last edited by LifeWorld; 20th January 2002 at 09:26 PM.

20th January 2002	#10
fusetrips Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 352	Err... how to know whether is it a dead pixel? What can you do if you got a dead pixel? __________________ All photographs are there to remind us of what we forget.

21st January 2002	#16
fusetrips Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 352	What caused a pixel to be dead? __________________ All photographs are there to remind us of what we forget.

20th January 2002	#3
Blankies Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: NTU Posts: 291	is there alot of dead pixels or just dust ?

20th January 2002	#5
mpenza Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,397	don't need to apologise, just resize your pic and compress more! are the white spots reflections, fish food or bubbles?

20th January 2002	#12
YSLee Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,262	A dead pixel will be damn obvious after taking a few pictures.. it'll always be in the same position, and you'll never miss it after finding it out! lewfs: Please resize your picture, it really is too big. You can use a program like Irfanview or ACDSee to do that.

21st January 2002	#13
GoclPa Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Pasir Ris, Singapore Posts: 280	make smaller == load faster

23rd January 2002	#17
laughingman Guests Posts: n/a	ok guys with digi cams......did you check for the dead pixels in the ccd ( which is quite hard at time of purchase right) and also in the LCD? if yes how did you actually chk for it in the case of in the LCD? will the dead pixel in the ccd be under warranty?