>>6209761Something I recently found out that works really well for correcting yellow bounce lighting is to lower the exposure on your camera, and then use the Auto-Contrast to bring it back up in post.
In the top image, I shot with a regular exposure and used the Auto-Contrast and Auto-Tone. In the bottom image, I did the same tweaks, but it was shot with the exposure reduced by 50%. The initial image was darker, but Photoshop's Auto-Contrast brought it back up to the same brightness as the top image, but without the yellow bounce light, and with more definition across the white surfaces.
