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Dust spot images quickly

 

Choose the Spot Removal tool (N) and zoom in to the top-left of the image. Press the Page Down key to move down the left side of the image incrementally. When you reach the bottom, press Page Down again and it will go to the top of the image next to your starting point. Do this for the entire image. You can also begin at the bottom right and press Page Up to dust spot in reverse.

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