AI object removal Film recorded with an earlier version; the written reference is current. AI models and runtimes are now included; any first-use download shown or mentioned in the recording no longer applies. 0:03 Removal generates replacement pixels Use it for distractions, then inspect the result carefully. 0:09 Open AI object removal The current photo will retain editable repairs. 0:15 Select the cup for this demonstration Click the object or drag a close box. 0:22 Review everything the selection includes Shadows and reflections may need extra brush coverage. 0:28 Switch to Brush This paints the exact removal area; right-drag erases. 0:35 Include the shadow under the cup Leaving a shadow can reveal the removed object. 0:43 Edge coverage expands the selected margin The blue overlay includes that margin. 0:50 Preview removal Processing is local on CPU. Waiting time is shortened in this film. 0:56 Compare with the original area Look for repeated texture, seams and leftover shadows. 1:03 This preview leaves an obvious soft remnant Reject a poor fill instead of assuming a completed preview is a good repair. 1:10 Clear this trial without applying it Try a smaller distraction: the dark mark on the tabletop. 1:17 Paint only the small mark Brush can select a removal directly without an AI object prompt. 1:25 Preview this smaller repair The cup stays; only the small selected mark is replaced. 1:31 Inspect the result before accepting it Check texture and the boundary, then judge the whole photograph. 1:38 Apply removal to this photograph The repair is saved; other adjustments stay editable. 1:45 The next selection is ready You can remove another object, including an overlapping area. 1:51 Bypass all object removals This preserves the saved repairs for comparison. 1:58 Restore the repairs Reset removals clears them, with Undo available. 2:05 Keep editing colour and geometry Repairs follow later changes. Save rendered DNG is an optional baked copy. 2:11 Explore the controls in the written tool reference OmaRaw