How to Use Preview Like a Pro in Mac OS X 10.6
Method 1 of 3:
Taking the background out of images
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Open Preview. -
Use Preview to open your image. Go to File>Open and choose the image you wish to open. -
Click the "Select" drop-down menu. -
Choose the "Instant Alpha" button. -
Click wherever you want to erase the background. -
You will notice that part of your picture turns red. -
Drag until most of your background is red. -
When you have most of the background selected, hit the "Delete" key. -
This won't erase all of the images background, but it should get most of it. -
Now it comes down to personal preference on which tool to use to clean up the rest of the background.
Method 2 of 3:
Isolating a part of a picture
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Drag a rectangle (or circle if that's what you want) around the area you want to keep. -
Hit the "Invert Selection" button under the "Edit" menu. -
Hit "Delete"
Method 3 of 3:
Annotating on a Picture/PDF
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Open your picture. -
Hit the "Annotate" button -
Make your selections!
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