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Hi there
I have a line of dead pixels that show at high ISO and bright light (not very often)
I wanted to set up an automated function to remove the line.
I use Lightroom and decided that I'd have to set up an automated task in Photoshop.
OK - if I open the file directly in Photoshop, the recorded action works (it copies the line of pixels next to the dead ones, copies it, moves it over one pixel and pastes it). It looks great - not noticeable at all.
However - if I open the image in Lightroom, then choose 'edit in Photoshop' and THEN run my automated process, it doesn't work. It seems to be choosing a different line of pixels, like it's lost it's co-ordinates.
Any help? I guess I can do it as a separate workflow but ideally it'll work in hand with Lightroom...
I have a line of dead pixels that show at high ISO and bright light (not very often)
I wanted to set up an automated function to remove the line.
I use Lightroom and decided that I'd have to set up an automated task in Photoshop.
OK - if I open the file directly in Photoshop, the recorded action works (it copies the line of pixels next to the dead ones, copies it, moves it over one pixel and pastes it). It looks great - not noticeable at all.
However - if I open the image in Lightroom, then choose 'edit in Photoshop' and THEN run my automated process, it doesn't work. It seems to be choosing a different line of pixels, like it's lost it's co-ordinates.
Any help? I guess I can do it as a separate workflow but ideally it'll work in hand with Lightroom...