I have an image, inside a UIImageView, that comes with a default color, let's say a custom grey.
In my code at some point I set a different tint in this way
myImageView.image = myImageView.image!.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
myImageView.tintColor = someCondition() ? UIColor.red : UIColor.lightGray
The fact is that I am not able to get back to the image's original grey color. My question is if there is a way to substitute the UIColor.lightGray part of my code with something telling the UIImageView not to use any tint, but its original color.
To not apply any tint you can set the image rendering mode like this:
image.renderingMode = .alwaysOriginal
In your code you could say:
let renderingMode: UIImageRenderingMode = condition ? .alwaysTemplate : .alwaysOriginal
myImageView.image = myImageView.image?.withRenderingMode(renderingMode)