Yep. That 100 percent crop shows a dead pixel close to center on the Olympus E-P1.
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Wow. What a piece of shit. You should probably return it.
How can you see it the first time?? Is so small that I wouldn’t notice.
It’s a 12MP camera, so the original image is pretty large at 4000×3000. I very much doubt you’d miss seeing that red dot at 100%.
Your article mentions a dead pixel yet your title states hot pixel. If you want to see your hot pixels take a long exposure of the night sky (or one with the lens cap on).
http://slnk.me/sw1 – Hot Pixel info
Rub it with a pencil eraser.
It worked on my roommate’s display.
wow ..Maybe i wanna to get one to try .
If you’re still having problems with this, the camera has a built in tool to fix. Go to:
Menu -> Settings -> Utility -> Pixel Mapping
Worked for me! Good luck.