AI object removal

0:03 Removal generates replacement pixels
Use it for distractions, then inspect the result carefully.

0:08 Open AI object removal
The current photo will retain editable repairs.

0:14 Select the cup for this demonstration
Click the object or drag a close box.

0:20 Review everything the selection includes
Shadows and reflections may need extra brush coverage.

0:26 Switch to Brush
This paints the exact removal area; right-drag erases.

0:31 Include the shadow under the cup
Leaving a shadow can reveal the removed object.

0:39 Edge coverage expands the selected margin
The blue overlay includes that margin.

0:45 Preview removal
Processing is local on CPU. Waiting time is shortened in this film.

0:51 Compare with the original area
Look for repeated texture, seams and leftover shadows.

0:57 This preview leaves an obvious soft remnant
Reject a poor fill instead of assuming a completed preview is a good repair.

1:04 Clear this trial without applying it
Try a smaller distraction: the dark mark on the tabletop.

1:10 Paint only the small mark
Brush can select a removal directly without an AI object prompt.

1:17 Preview this smaller repair
The cup stays; only the small selected mark is replaced.

1:23 Inspect the result before accepting it
Check texture and the boundary, then judge the whole photograph.

1:28 Apply removal to this photograph
The repair is saved; other adjustments stay editable.

1:35 The next selection is ready
You can remove another object, including an overlapping area.

1:40 Bypass all object removals
This preserves the saved repairs for comparison.

1:46 Restore the repairs
Reset removals clears them, with Undo available.

1:52 Keep editing colour and geometry
Repairs follow later changes. Save rendered DNG is an optional baked copy.

1:58 Explore the controls in the written tool reference
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