NX Pro bad/dead pixels -white, blue many sizes

Hi
I just got a NXPro webcam.
Its has lot of dead pixels in white , some in blue.
The pixels are all sizes.
Is that normal ???
I had a old cheap cam which did not have any bad pixels .
Should i return this ?and ask new
Thanks in advance

Actually all sensors have defective pixels masking algorithm, the choice in which algorithm to use depends on the backend chipset support.
And its unit dependent. If this particular webcam has it, it might not necessarily meant that the other unit will have it. And position of the defective pixels will not be the same in all webcams even if its of the same model.
Webcam NX Pro is a pretty good webcam, in my personal opinion. Its more of the middle range. Quality is not that bad, at least to me.
If you do notice that there are some bad pixels, give it some time for the webcam to settle down. Prob min or so, before you start to use it. If you move the webcam, again, give it min or so, to settle down. That is the time for the software algo to work.

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