exactly, editing RAW in photoshop is godlike ^^ dno about Lightroom, never tried that.
For your current photos you could take down temperature a bit, to get colder tones, also vibrance slider calms tones down. Ofc u can reduce every color one by one in RAW but usually thats just ugly looking shot after doing that.
I have a feeling those photos weren't so orange, you probably made smth when u edit those. Tho it can be hard when you don't even see right tones on your screen.

in most of situations that photos coming orange use simple preset from LR 2,7 - 3,0 w.e but if you dont have calibrate monitor still for some1 who has shots will looks little bit difo.
2nd series looks better then first so stick with that and dont listen onepage cus his canon user for him everything will come ornage what wasn't shoot with his pro lvl camera j/k
anyway last shots looks good on my monitor (no calibration - yet) so go for those.
Don't use PS if you dont want extremlly edit your shots, LR it's basically same at correction lvl and for me much faster then any pp program.

yeah no kidding... I hope my screen isn't too off because then my prints probably won't come out right.. thanks I'm going to try to learn photoshop!



lol thanks and by last set you mean the edited versions right?

i sure hope u have edited in RAW before. Editing Raw doesnt mean u doing instantly extreme edit just correct tones, sharpness, straight horizon, and cropping-those are basics what you do there and all this is just to make photo quality better without actually killing your photo quality too much. All other bullshit you do after its being converted to jpg.

I've always edited raw. I've always shot raw.