Canon 6D strange coloured and white pixels.

[Toonen1988]

First of all, i'm not from the US but from Europe (The Netherlands) but this was the only decent official forum that i could find. 

But anyway, i bought a Canon 6D begin 2017 and i do like this camera very much. I use it mainly for landscape, urbex and many other things. 

But i found out recently that i have strange pixels on my pictures, especially when it's dark with a longer exposure. Some pictures have it more then other ones. 

Here is a example, you can see a lot of strange pixels white and coloured to the left of the picture (tip: right click on it and open in a new tab to see it in fullscreen). I haven't edited this picture yet, this is a JPG from the RAW version, nothing else. I also tried to clean my lens because i thought it was some dust on the lens, but it didn't solved it. How can i solve it, shall i send it back to Canon i still have some warranty, or is this something i can solve myself, since i need my camera next friday again. 

[Toonen1988]

Thank you for all the reply guys, i really appreciate it. I've been busy for the last few weeks, so i forget this topic. I've tried a few things the past few weeks including noise reduction options without any succes. 

I found some tutorials how to clean and remap the sensor with a build-in fuction, thank you for letting me knowing about this healing tool ebiggs1. That's the only solution i have left for now. I will let you guys know if this will fix the problem. 

[Ray-uk]

If everything else fails try Pixel Fixer, a free program that you can download. A Google search will find it.