Tue Dec 29, 2015 9:34 am
Technically, it sounds like more of a stuck sub-pixel than a true hot pixel, but that's semantics. Assuming that's true, there's nothing to be done but ignore it when shooting, unless you want to get the screen replaced or buy another pocket. If it were in the image rather than the display, you could map it out in software, but as it stands there is little to be done AFAIK. One of my GUI monitors (Ultrasharp U2410) got a white stuck pixel due to a scratch during transport one time, but while it was egregious at first my mind is mostly able to map it out and ignore it, and it just isn't worth replacing the whole monitor for. You make your own choices, but that's my experience.
CAM Gerlach (Christopher A. M. Gerlach)
I am not an expert; take any advice I give with a grain of salt.