Hi everyone! Quick question regarding green tint I found in my pictures.

I also can't see any green. So this highly suggests this is a preview issue, not your data.

Try disabling GPU in preferences; any difference?

It could be a corrupted display profile; try making a new one. If you are using a product and instrument to do so, make sure the software only produces version 2 (V2) not V4 ICC profiles.  

Perhaps as an empirical confirmation, why not rotate the image and see whether the corner that seems green-tinted rotates correspondingly, or stays at lower right of the display? Sometimes a subtle effect is only evident with some photos.

I see no obvious green tint artefact myself.

What you notice in Rob’s Info Panel screen shots is that actually, red is the highest value, not green. This is consistent when hovering the color sampler around different areas of the corners, red remains most prominent. So if green is being perceived, there could be some kind of color perception effect going on with nearby colors.

Another potential variable is the display setting. If you are using a Mac with display Reference Mode settings, which Reference Mode is selected? If it is an older Mac display, which color profile is applied in the Displays settings? For example, is it using a custom display profile?

Like @Ian Lyons I do not see any significant green tint.

Photoshop places the RGB values close for lower-left and lower-right corners of the image.

Maybe you are seeing come color noise in the deep shadows.

I downloaded your your file and on viewing same on my caliabrated display can see no colour shift or tint in bottom right corner.

The photo looks to have been taken in low warm coloured light (natural or artificial isn't clear), and some noise is present in bottom right corner, but nothing extreme. I also applied a white balance corrrction based on the trashcans and still see nothing that I wouldn't expect to see. So, not sure where you're seeing a green tint.