Finds NaN and Inf in RGBA, zeros those samples, and fills the holes so invalid pixels do not break the rest of the Nuke comp.
Nan Inf Killer scans the incoming image for NaN and Inf in any RGBA channel. It builds a mask from those checks and treats every hit as a bad sample.
Bad samples are set to zero, then MarkerRemoval in radial mode fills the masked areas. The cleaned result is copied back over the original so the rest of the stream keeps a valid bbox and channel set.
Use it when a grade, merge, expression, or deep step has introduced invalid values and viewers, writes, or downstream nodes start failing or going black. The group has no tuning knobs; pipe it in and continue the tree.