They have - it's called Elements!

I bought the full PSE6 package from an online shop here in the Netherlands as it was cheaper there than the upgrade would have cost me from Adobe. Daft but true. pLus I had no end of problems with Adobe when I first bought PSE4 as a download.
I suggest you look at online shops around the world and buy from whoever is cheapest - they will be cheaper than Adobe almost certainly, and probably a hell of a lot more efficient.

PS A UK CC is no problem for most online shops.

We nearly decided on Canada for our hols this year, but the Looney is not as good value as the US dollar so we opted for the US. Maybe next year

In Elements editor click save for web. You can set the maximum number of pixels and the image quality, Make sure you have the constrain proportions thingy ticked. You can see what effect it is having on your photo in the preview screen, it also tells you how big the photo is is Kb for forums that limit that too.

Thankyou Bob for a good review.
You haven't made my task of choosing which camera to buy any easier though......

Not sure the Velbon ultra maxi could cope with the Bigma - the maximun weight it can hold is posted as 1.8kg.
I have the Sherpa pro 630, which is a bit heavier, and comes without a head, but I find it light enough to carry, either on my backpack or just over my shoulder. the 640 is a bit smaller folded, as it has 4 legs sections instead of three. Being carbon fibre they are a bit more expensive, but definitely worth it if you want to use the tripod with the Bigma. I have taken the centre column out as it is tall enough to use without it, and I can also use it flat on the ground.
I have a Markin Q-ball head on my tripod, but Velbon do their own heads for less.

But look also at the Manfrotto range.

MX I can particularly recommed the Netherlands as a place for high winds and driving rain. You are welcome anytime, but from April through en October would be a really good time to come Or even in two weeks time when I am off to Vlieland for the weekend. You'd love Vlieland. Just bring your bike.

Pentax lenses have worldwide guarantees, I don't know about Sigma. You would need to check in the shop. I know if you import a SIgma by post they will only cover it under the guarantee if you can prove you paid the duty on it. Not sure if they are the same about you buying it abroad in person.

Hello Phil, welcome to the forum, I hope you enjoy yourself here.

Yes I want to see that too