2. Try to mask the flower. In this case I would take the Auto Mask Tool from the Tool Bar.
3. Setup the
Tool Options to about 10% Tolerance, select Fill Holes
and set Soften edge to 0. The color room popup should be HIS.
4. To create
the automask click with the mouse into the image, try to reach a point
in the
yellow area that will fill the whole flower (you
can expand the automask whenn you press
SHIFT and click once more again - to contract
press CTRL), like this:
5. Now you have an auto mask, not yet a mask. To get a mask from this press -> Mask in the mask options dialog. You can setup the generation of the mask with the popup beside, normally take Replace.
6. Select
Tool/Color/HueSaturation. Select the Colorize button
ant try to set your color with the Hue slider. Press OK,
when the preview is fine. Then press CTRL-D to delete the lasso.
