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What does the colorize checkbox in the Hue/Saturation dialog box actually do? The documentation says to check it if you want to colorize your image, but I can’t find a description of what colorization actually is.
It appears to be similar to the Color blend mode – it keeps the lightness of the pixels the same while converting them to a hue of your choice. If that’s the case, what is the difference between dragging the hue slider with colorize checked, and dragging the hue slider with colorize unchecked? AFAICS you just seem to get more garish colours when the box isn’t checked. :o)
It appears to be similar to the Color blend mode – it keeps the lightness of the pixels the same while converting them to a hue of your choice. If that’s the case, what is the difference between dragging the hue slider with colorize checked, and dragging the hue slider with colorize unchecked? AFAICS you just seem to get more garish colours when the box isn’t checked. :o)

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