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Depending how strong the colour cast is:

Sample an area (with the colour picker) that should be white.
Create a new pixel layer above the picture.
Fill this with the picked colour.
Invert this colour (Ctrl + i).
Set the blend mode to "Colour".
Adjust the opacity until it looks right.
(If necessary use white balance for fine adjustment.)
Sometimes it can also help to increase the colour saturation.

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@DWright
I put your advice into practice and, with blue it works quite well, but with other dominants less.

@PaulEC
I have tried the procedure clearly described.
I have seen that the final result depends very much on the 'white' reference point taken;
sometimes white is far from white and the result varies accordingly.


I thank you both for the time you have dedicated to me and I ask you if you recommend a tutorial or anything that makes me understand how to adjust the white point with AP.

Thanks so much......

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