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My name is Ray Lemieux. I call this place TheSyberSite because many years back I adopted the nickname of 'sybersitizen' for doing things on the net. The site exists as a way to share some of my interests, which mainly revolve around art and science. I've been a musican and composer since I was a kid. My main instrument is guitar, but I also dabble with keyboards, drums, and bass. In the early days I used a 4 track reel-to-reel tape deck (which I still have!) for recording my stuff. Now, of course, I use a computer-based digital recording studio. I started doing photography in the late 1970's, and my first serious camera was a Minolta XD-5. In the intervening years I owned a variety of Minolta cameras, lenses, and accessories and made thousands of photographs with them. I got my first low resolution digital camera in 2000. In 2006 I bought the Konica Minolta 5D for my personal work, and have been so pleased with it that I have now retired my film equipment. In the mid-1980's I got my first video camera and recorder, and began recording my band and family stuff. Back then we had to lug bulky and heavy stuff around to shoot a video, and anything other than rudimentary editing was next to impossible. Video is much easier now! Today, my job is website administration and design of online training content for a large corporation; but I have worked with personal computers in one capacity or another since they first became available. The fundamental reason why I was drawn to them is that they are incredibly useful creative tools. My main computer-specific interest is 3D object modeling using an old but powerful program called Imagine. I think
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