Removing Hot Pixels In Lightroom (Almost)

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. In Lightroom, there is a way to more quickly address the blue and red spots with selective moire correction. Green spots … we’re still kinda out of luck.

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