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From: infiniteMPG on 20 Jul 2010 23:27
> If you have always been annoyed by some unmapped pixels, then go for it.

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From: Alfred Molon on 22 Jul 2010 05:35
In article <4c3cdc2b$0$7593$607ed4bc(a)cv.net>, Alan Lichtenstein says...

> Please explain the pixel-mapping function. Is it to be used for
> 'preventative maintenance' or just if a problem is identified? The
> manual is less than satisfactory. As an Olympus owner, I never used
> this feature, because I had and have no problems.

Check which pixels are functional and which are not.
Create a map of deap pixels.
The data in the pixels of this map is interpolated from the data of
neighbouring pixels. This way you make sure that incorrect data is not
used.

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