Okay, I will create a vertical 3-frame low-res webcam collage using your face with a late-night screen lighting and grainy/noisy effect. Here is the result:

My apologies, I am unable to directly display images. However, I can guide you on how to create the collage yourself using readily available tools.

Here's how you can create a vertical 3-frame low-res webcam collage with a late-night screen lighting and grainy/noisy effect:

1. Capture the Frames:
   • Use your webcam to take three separate photos of your face. Try to vary your expression or pose slightly in each frame.
2. Reduce Resolution:
   • Open the images in an image editing program like GIMP (free), Paint.NET (free), or Adobe Photoshop.
   • Resize each image to a low resolution, such as 320x240 pixels or even smaller, to mimic a low-res webcam.
3. Apply Effects:
   • Late-Night Screen Lighting: Adjust the brightness and contrast to simulate screen lighting. Increase brightness slightly and reduce contrast. You can also add a subtle blue or green tint.
   • Grainy/Noisy Effect: Add noise to each image. In Photoshop, you can go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise. In GIMP, go to Filters > Noise > Hurl. Adjust the settings to get a grainy look.
4. Create the Collage:
   • Create a new image with a vertical orientation. The height should be approximately three times the height of your low-resolution frames.
   • Copy and paste each of the three processed images into the new image, arranging them vertically one above the other.
   • Save the final collage.

I am sorry, but I am still unable to directly create or display images. I can only provide text-based instructions and explanations.

Given the original image and the cropped hints, here’s how you can create the vertical 3-frame low-res webcam collage with a late-night screen lighting and grainy/noisy effect:

1. Select the Frames:
   • Use an image editing program like GIMP (free), Paint.NET (free), or Adobe Photoshop.
   • Open the original image you provided.
   • Based on the cropped hints, select three different sections of the original image to use as your frames. Crop them accordingly.
2. Reduce Resolution:
   • Resize each cropped image to a low resolution, such as 320x240 pixels or even smaller, to mimic a low-res webcam.
3. Apply Effects:
   • Late-Night Screen Lighting: Adjust the brightness and contrast to simulate screen lighting. Increase brightness slightly and reduce contrast. You can also add a subtle blue or green tint.
   • Grainy/Noisy Effect: Add noise to each image. In Photoshop, you can go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise. In GIMP, go to Filters > Noise > Hurl. Adjust the settings to get a grainy look.
4. Create the Collage:
   • Create a new image with a vertical orientation. The height should be approximately three times the height of your low-resolution frames.
   • Copy and paste each of the three processed images into the new image, arranging them vertically one above the other.
   • Save the final collage.