I got a canon rebel t5i and it seems I have a stuck pixel. I

>>2951088
Why would you not post an example of the stuck pixel?

You might not be able to fix it, shit just happens sometimes. I've got a few on my camera. but 99% of the time it won't really be noticeable. Just use the spot removal tool and take it out, no big deal

>>2951088
You should post a photo of it.
Do you mean a hot pixel by chance? IIRC sensors get hot pixels while LCD displays get stuck pixels.
Most cameras have firmware that detects hot pixels and will change the mosaic process to ignore them, but if for whatever reason your camera doesn't detect it, there's processes that let you force your camera into detecting it.
On my Sony cam, the fix for it is to forward the date by one month and then turn it off and on, it'll take an exposure and pause for a bit and remove any hot pixels I had.
Your cam probably has a solution as well, maybe try fucking around with the manual sensor cleaning options and restarting it after performing them, or just google hot/dead/stuck pixel fixes for your model, it usually can be rid of with just a few menu options

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>>2951091
I was not able at the time to get to my computer. You can see the dot in the lower portion.

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>>2951088
http://www.pixelfixer.org/

>>2951104
Yeah, looks like a hot pixel. Not sure if theres much you can do for it.

Honestly, just use the spot removal tool when you edit the photos, it should be pretty easy to fix

>>2951088
Put your camera in manual sensor cleaning mode (you don't need to clean it) wait about half minute and turn it off.

This works cause putting camera in manual cleaning mode updates the list of dead pixels in Canon DSLRs.

>>2951367
when i go to sensor cleanin I have automatic mode and clean now. there is no manual cleaning setting like i see on other videos with their rebel series cameras.

Take a pic with the lens cap on so it's completely dark and show us what it looks like.