Silver, There is another thing you can do as well. If you know in advance that WB is going to be an issue. Put a true 18% photo grey card in the corner of the frame (to be cropped out later) to adjust the WB later. But if that's not possible then ALWAYS shoot RAW. Open the picture in the Pentax Photo lab, and then do the WB adjustment there.
The program I use Paint.net (PN)
Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing. The program is very similar to PS CC3 because many of the users write open source plugins from PS adapted for PN. I find it much easier than GIMP to navigate and make adjustments. If you downlaod it make sure you register for the forums and search for the extra plugins available. The shell of the program is fairly basic without those add ons. There are some very cool things you can do with it.
Plus the forums have tutorials and a Q&A section that is using the same forums profile as Pentax forums to get answers. I wanted CS3 but I haven't seen the need after using PN for about a year now. I've even bought a couple of CS3 how to books and used the techniques in PN.
If you have questions about it, don't hesitate to ask.