You can cut out an image in Lightroom using the Select Subject tool. This tool automatically detects the subject of your image and creates a selection around it. You can then use this selection to cut out the subject and paste it into another image or document.
Here's how to use the Select Subject tool:
- Open your image in Lightroom.
- Go to the Develop module.
- Click on the Select Subject tool in the toolbar. This is the icon that looks like a wand.
- Lightroom will automatically detect the subject of your image and create a selection around it. You can adjust the selection by using the Refine Mask tools.
- Once you are satisfied with the selection, you can cut out the subject by going to Edit > Cut.
- You can then paste the subject into another image or document by going to Edit > Paste.
Here are some additional tips for cutting out images in Lightroom:
- Use the Quick Selection tool to quickly create a selection around the subject of your image. This tool is less accurate than the Select Subject tool, but it can be helpful for quickly creating a selection.
- Use the Lasso tool to manually create a selection around the subject of your image. This tool gives you more control over the selection, but it can be time-consuming.
- Use the Brush tool to paint a selection around the subject of your image. This tool is also very versatile and gives you a lot of control over the selection.
Remember to always save your work before making any significant changes to your image.
