User:Imroy

I guess I should put some info here.

By the way, my 'nick' doesn't mean what you probably think it means. If you want to address me by my real name, you can call me Ian.

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This user comes from Australia.

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This user is a native speaker of Australian English.

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This user dislikes American 'English'

Dieser Benutzer hat grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse.

This user contributes using Linux.

This user contributes using Firefox.

This user can program in C.

This user is just another Perl hacker.

This user is an intermediate SQL programmer.

This user enjoys photography.

This user is the DeviantArt deviant known as imroy.

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Unix and Linux: I've been using Linux as my sole workstation and server OS since early 1996. I administer my family's small network with several Linux servers and Windows desktops.
Computer graphics: I'm interested in Ray tracing mostly, the more realistic the better. I've used Greg J. Ward's Radiance package for many years now. I especially don't like scan-line renderers like REYES.
Photography: This originally overlapped with CG in some ways. I have an old 1.3MP digital camera (Kodak DC240) and two manual 35mm cameras (Ricoh KR-5 super II and XR-20sp) I bought off eBay. I have a Zenitar fisheye lens and a few other lenses, including some old M42 lenses that I can use with an adaptor. I also have an old Soligor spot meter and a bulk film loader. I got into developing B&W film last year but haven't done any in a while. In early 2008 I got a medium format Pentacon Six camera and it's been keeping me occupied.
Programming: I mainly program in C/C++ and Perl nowadays. In my younger years I started on BASIC and Logo. I started using Turbo Pascal around year 10 in high school. I also started using Turbo C++ in (IIRC) year 11 or 12, but didn't get very far with it. I learnt C and C++ properly in University and it was around that time that I found DJGPP, a port of the GNU tools to DOS. I was also pretty good with x86 assembly in Uni, and the MIPS-like architecture described by Patterson and Hennessy. I guess I know a fair bit about the inner workings of CPU's.

Yashica Electro 35 and Yashica Lynx
Most of Pentacon Six and Pentacon Six mount after another user started them as stubs
Move chronology from Single-lens reflex camera to History of the single-lens reflex camera
Clean up Category:Photographic films by sorting articles into more specific sub-categories:
Available light since a few photographic articles redlinked to it
Ilford FP, including box artwork
Merge selenium toning and part of sepia tone into photographic print toning. Added some info from an Ilford document about toning
Ilford HP, including box artwork
Ilford Delta and Ilford SFX
Template:Infobox Photographic film, as suggested on Talk:List of photographic films. Added it to a bunch of photographic film articles. Hopefully this will encourage people to add more information, because some of the older films didn't have much.
Moved GLEW to OpenGL Extension Wrangler Library and made glew a disambig page with the non-OpenGL information.
Merged much of Night photography tips into Night photography in a more encyclopaedic tone. Also added a 'Subjects' section.
Ilford Photo with content from Ilford about the photographic company. Added a list of products and uploaded a logo for the page.
Merged Film scanning into Film scanner and made the first a redirect to the second. Now I need a generic name to use for Digital ICE and other similar technologies.
Radiance (software). Yay! My first page.

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