Start with your image in RGB mode
Open the Hue/Saturation box Ctrl/Cmd+U
Click the colorize box.
Slide the hue slider to change the color hue. That simple!
You can adjust the Saturation if you want. To the left, less color, to the right more. Too easy!
The result!
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That was so easy
what mode must you be in to colorize an image?
RGB or CMYK
I have been looking everywhere for tutorials on tinting my image, and so many weren’t what I needed, or were needlessly complicated.. And then I find this and my mind is blown. It’s so easy! THANK YOU!!!