So after sensor cleaning, still find ISO 3200 has too many hot pixels to be useful. At 1824x766 @ 2.35, 24 fps I was able to get 16s clip.
ISO 1600 is better, as I find fewer hot pixels 5 or less. However this requires post processing to fix. The good news is that once you fix a frame,
the hot pixels tend to repeat so you can reuse your wire correction fix in AE. ISO 800 very usable, 0-1 hot pixels. ISO 400 and lower I get clean results.
Its probably the sensor being heated, thats causing the hot pixels. Not sure if ML could help here (would need a kind of pixel remap, that kicks in after 10s exposure with ISO3200).
Would love to know if anyone is able to shoot raw ISO 3200, into shadows without hot pixels for length of clip. Try 1824x766 @ 2.35 for max res.
No problem with ISO3200 raw pics, just the video. But I expect long exposures will yield same hot pixel results.
H264 shot flat will get you into the ISO 3200, in shadowy areas without hot pixels. If you shoot flat, you can get good shadow detail, also shooting with a higher bit rate helps with detail.
Next up is to try hi. res. dual ISO video, with 3200 & lower ISO to see if alternating ISO can prevent hot pixels.
** April 25th B version: dual iso video is NOT working. I get wierd colours like a colorization effect is on. ** The shutter keeps changing as well **