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do you agree that even after retouching it doesnt get nothing similar to those gorgeous flickr pictures?

if it were a balance issue than take the backyard picture and try to fix the colors in photoshop.

Look I have 20 years taking pictures and had a dozen cameras before. IT IS NOT A BALANCE ISSUE. If you cannot see that there is a HUGE difference in dynamic range between the backyard picture and the other pictures than dont help me. Of course is not a balance issue.

you said : after some sharpening,color saturation and local contrast. It still looks like garbage. Am i the only one that sees that the backyard picture even after treatment still looks like garbage?

dont need to be too technical here guys, just comparing those two good first images to my backyard ... my backyard colors look terribly wrong.

the color balance was sunny. Because it is a sunny day. Probably those flickr pictures also where white balanced as sunny. No reason to do otherwise. The card color checker would be a great idea but dont have one. Maybe i could shoot a perfectly white piece of paper.

The backyard picture was taken in SD profile whit everything configured as if the cameras was coming straight from factory settings.

I feel like i woke up from a nightmare, after 3 years I found out that my pictures are rendering in a redish way. I always asked myself why when using green filters my camera is rendering better colors? I always thought it was either my old lens takumar which was the only one lens I had all this...