Death in Venice (1971)

[DVD Phreak]

I hadn't seen the film in a long time, and within seconds of seeing the Criterion disc I noticed the yellow shift. It affects the lighter colors such as white more. In the darker scenes, the yellow is less noticeable. This is, on the whole, a dark-looking film (I had to turn up brightness a bit), so it is not a big loss. And it is better to have yellow shift than aqua shift.

As long as the original source is analog, these things will continue. This is part of converting analog to digital. If the original source is digital, all the necessary color space, temperature, etc., are already inherent in the source, thus immune from the whims of a color grader.