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Comment RSSThe only time you should enable Colorize within the framework of dialogue Hue / Saturation is when the image or selected area does not contain any color.
Enabling this framework adds color to the picture. If your image is already colored and you only want to change the color, there’s no need to click on Colorize - simply move the cursor …
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