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Method 1of 3:
Taking the background out of images
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 2of 3:
Isolating a part of a picture
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 3of 3:
Annotating on a Picture/PDF
Open your picture.
Hit the "Annotate" button
Make your selections!
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