I wouldn't adjust it based on that test. I don't personally think that the chart used is the best for the purpose. Yvon Bourke's are much better for focus testing.

Unlocker's photo shows a K10D Grand Prix + grip, so a K20D + grip will fit too. They are the same size.

Trial versions might access the internet to establish how many days you've been using it. It's probable that a time server was contacted at the time of installation, then again on each use.

It stops unscrupulous users from getting free use after the number of trial days has elapsed.

No!

If a DA* 11-16 were to become available, I could shed a lot of weight from my armoury. My DA 12-24 and 16-45 would go for a start.

Well, maybe that's a bit too hasty, and they're not that heavy either.

If you look at the imperial scale down the right, it looks as if it's front focussing a tad because shaarp focus is at about 1/8".

Have a look at the Ray Flash for ideas. Also, Ringflash Resource might help.

That's Freecom, and my 250Gb drive has been running 24 x 7 for the last 3 years. No quality issues here, and it is quiet. I would avoid fan cooled enclosures totally. Fans always (yes, always) fail eventually. They either block up with dust after a while and cooling becomes non-existant, and/or the bearings fail, or rather the bearing lubrication dries up, causing the bearing to fail. They then become noisy, or fail altogether.
My recommendation today would have to be the Western Digital Mybook in whichever size suits you.

£35.50 now, and I just placed my order for the last one in stock.
It'll replace my Slingshot 200, so if anybody wants it . . .

Count the holes in a whole crumpet, and divide by 2 . . . 'ish.

I think the IQ from the Pentax 55-300mm is very likely to be better than the Sigma 70-300mm.