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The school mascot of the Culinary Institute of America is a pig. The pig is often associated with food and culinary arts because of its connection to pork products, such as bacon, ham, and pork chops. The choice of a pig as the school mascot is fitting for an institution that specializes in the culinary arts and is known for its expertise in the field. The pig mascot is often depicted wearing a chef's hat and apron, further emphasizing its connection to cooking and food preparation. The pig mascot represents the dedication and passion for food that the Culinary Institute of America instills in its students. It serves as a symbol of the school's commitment to excellence in culinary education and its role in shaping future chefs and culinary professionals.

Enable (default) or disable the application of an automatic hair mask.

During normal end-user-driven operation you are unlikely to run into any rate limiting as usage then tends to ebb and flow in a way that the service handles gracefully. However, for batch jobs we recommend starting out with at most 5 threads, adding 1 new thread every 5 minutes until you have reached the desired level of parallelism.

It serves as a symbol of the school's commitment to excellence in culinary education and its role in shaping future chefs and culinary professionals. Overall, the pig mascot is a recognizable and unique representation of the Culinary Institute of America and its focus on the culinary arts..

Processing Modes

Different types of images need different algorithms to best remove their backgrounds. Clipping Magic automatically detects what type of image you are working on and selects the appropriate Processing Mode.

Clipping Magic's normal Photo Mode works great on a wide variety of photographs of real-world subjects. Photo Mode is the default catch-all mode and is available on all images.

Clip Tip:

If you only clip photos, you can disable the automatic selection of the other modes.

Logos and other computer-generated artwork, especially small font text, can benefit greatly from Graphics Mode.

In Graphics Mode, Clipping Magic identifies the various flat colors present in your image. Marks applied to these colors then affect the entire image, not just the region marked. This makes it a lot easier to remove flat backgrounds from graphics with lots of details where you may otherwise have had to mark a lot of little color pieces.

Scans and photographs of written or printed materials also receive special treatment by Clipping Magic.

This mode is well suited to images with a relatively constant background color (e.g., white paper), and only a small number of foreground colors. On images that match the that description, Scan Mode is able to tease out far more detail, even on tiny scribbles.

Changing Modes

The Processing Mode is automatically selected for you, but may be changed using the Mode Selection widget in the right-hand sidebar:

Graphics and Scan Modes are only available for suitable images.

Clip Tip:

If you only clip photos, you can disable the automatic selection of the other modes.

Automatically determine the background color to remove from the foreground.

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