Removing Hot Pixels In Photoshop
Hot pixels are those red, blue, and green spots in our photos. They appear in long exposure photos when the sensor has been active for a long time. Correcting them one by one is time-consuming and annoying. Photoshop has a wonderful Dust & Scratches filter that takes care of these hot spots. Although, you do want to apply it selectively. I’ll show you how in this video.
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