The Bill payer doesn't look that good early in the morning! (Sorry, a feeble joke - our surname is Buck).
Great photo. I sometimes see deer in the mornings - but with two dogs along I usually only get to see their tails .

Adobe is offering the full package for €90.77, and the upgrade for €82.28. Foto Konijnenberg, a big photographic shop here, is offering the full deal for €83.55. No doubt I could find it cheaper if I looked further.

When I ordered PSE4 I opted for downloading it - but I never received the key to it, so it was useless. We contacted them by e-mail and phone and they just didn't respond. Eventually the Bill payer got really pissed off with them over the phone (calling Ireland all the time an expensive hobby!) and they said they would send me the CD. They did -one day DHL were at the door with it, the next day FedEX were at the door with another one. Ridiculous. It took nearly two months to get it sorted. So now I buy from a trusted Dutch supplier, or if all else fails, from Amazon.

That all said, I am very happy with PSE6, much better, and more stable than PSE4. I shall see what extras PSE7 offers but I don't think I will be upgrading just yet.

I have PSE6. I think that will do me for a while. I'll probably wait for PSE8 before upgrading. I also won't buy it direct from Adobe after truly terrible customer service from them when I first bought PSE4. Plus the fact that I found the full PSE6 on CD-rom cheaper almost everywhere than the upgrade download was from Adobe.

All this discounting is ready for the new models next spring methinks.
Again no cash backs here in the Netherlands though.

I see from Hardgravity's link that the button is still in German -jetzt kaufen - but otherwise it seems to have resorted to English.

Most of the time it is but sometimes I struggle with words which are very different. If I am really struggling I can always ask my German daughter in law for help.

Glad to hear it was only a temporary glitch. I haven't looked today.

Germany is the HQ for Pentax Europe - I think all the webpages originate there. I noticed the problem too, after being redirected to the Pentax UK website by the Pentax NL site, and being confronted with a page full of English and German mixed.
Pentax NL website is hopeless - it redirects you to Pentax UK for most information, and now that is screwed I have to struggle with the German site.

I've used a Kodak machine at my local Dixons (we still have Dixons in NL) and it allowed me to do multiples of some photos and singles of others. I can't remember if it came up with file names or not, but they were in the right order, so choosing the ones I wanted multiples of was easy. I used an SD card for it.

No the K20D has a filter which can be applied to jpegs in camera, but D-range works with RAW. I haven't yet done any tests to see how much more you can regain with it on, but after seeing Wim's photo I was convinced of it's usefulness. Coming from an Ist DS having ISO start at 200 is no problem for me.

All the photos I've seen of it have a lens shade. I can't find a site which confirms this is standard, but it would be an unusual Pentax lens if it wasn't.
Ah Pentax Germany say it does have a lens shade: link
Tekade.de have it for €549.