Yellowy hue

I got a replacement screen for my rMBP yesterday (it had a mura) and the new one has a yellowy hue - but only half of the screen. Some people I have asked can't see it and I don't know if I'd be able to get a replacement because I know it probably isn't that obvious. Although to be honest, I'd rather have the mura as this yellow tint just looks ugly (also I got another Samsung screen and don't want to take the risk to end up with an LG with image retention).
I know changing the colour profile can help if your whole screen has a weird hue - but how about if it's just part of the screen? And if I wanted to do it anyway to see if it would be less obvious, how would I go about it? I tried playing around with it before but I didn't really understand it.

Not even a colorimeter calibration is going to get rid of a yellow tint. I don't have a Retina machine, but I've been watching the forums closely and the consensus seems to be that Samsung screens are more prone to lackluster colors and tints while LG screens are brighter, whiter yet suffer more from IR.
I don't know what I would do if I were you - I'm waiting out the first round of Retinas until they get the screen 'right'. If you do any sort of color managed work, you obviously can't put up with the tint and you don't want the IR.
Maybe it's time to return it for a non-Retina?
Clinton

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OK, I am not entirely sure I have understood your post completely, but when you edit a colour range with a Hue/Sat layer, and click off and back on again, it will default to showing the RGB values, which you may not have made any adjustment to. If you pick the previous colour from the image, or a similar colour, it _will_ show you the adjustments. So long as your picked colour is contained within the range of the previous adjustment.
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Hi Chris,
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