Beginner Question - Help fixing Green/Blue Swim Video

I've finished one of the tutorial books, all 370 pages, and am trying a few projects using my own videos. I shot a few videos of our swim club, but never did anything with them as the color was horrible. I don't know how to fix.

Here is a still exported to see the problem:



The small tiles in the mosaic are white, as is the pool border.

Here is the exposure using Luma. I think I fixed this OK:



In case not, or it would be helpful, here is the histogram view:



I think saturation is OK too:



I've played around with color and can't get rid of the blue/green. So I set everything to default, and here is what the RGB parade looks like:



Please could someone give me some tips on how to fix a blue/green cast like this?

Temporarily crop the image so that just the area that is supposed to be white is left showing, then look at the vector scope to see where the colour cast is. That should help you fix it more easily than looking at a vector scope for the entire frame.

Once you have it corrected un-crop and see what you have.

If may be that if you were under mixed lighting (e.g. daylight and tungsten) then complete correction will be harder than you hope.

Something more like this (I only spent about 5 seconds on it).

You may then want to mask the underwater light area, add a colour selection and correct that separately.

As you can see in the screenshots, I used 2 shape masks and desaturated & some color adjustments.

2 Shapes Masks




Desaturated a bit


Color Correct

Thank you for the help. By sharing your settings, I can see what I was missing.

If I may interject, the unbelievably excellent HyColor Pro fixes this with a single click to remove green cast:







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