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There are several ways. The first way, as @grahamb pointed out, is to export the http object. But this will result in the multipart object that you would have to post-process yourself to get the binary object out.
Another way is to use the export packet bytes
option. In the POST request, expand the MIME object in the details pane. Then expand the part that contains the binary file. The line just below the Content-Type
header will contain your object. Right-click on it and choose for export packet bytes
.