`noTint()`

beginner shape, color, math, transform, event, image, typography, io

The noTint() function in p5.js removes any tint that has been applied to the images drawn with the image() function, allowing you to revert to the original colors of the image. It is particularly useful for creative coders who want to layer images without altering their inherent colors. For example, if you want to overlay a semi-transparent shape on a colorful image, using noTint() will ensure that the original colors are preserved when drawing the image again.

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