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After 13 years in school which ended with my matriculation I studied physics for four years. Since
it became a little too mathematical for me after that time, I switched to studying archeology, the
second field I was always interested in. Unfortunately I had to quit that due to health reasons. I then made an education as programmer and program-developer at the EDV-Schulen Wiesau. During that time a few friends and I started a small company called netminds where I am working now. As you can see by the pictures on this site my two greatest hobbies are Star Trek and raytracing. I started raytracing in 1996 when I finally found a raytracer that had a simple interface and a real good rendering quality. My first pictures were created on an old Amiga 2000/060 and 42 MB of RAM with Cinema 4D V3. After switching from A1200/060 to A4000T PPC604/200 which always had not enough memory for what I wanted to do, I finally had to change platform from Amiga to DEC-Alpha when Maxon cancelled any further development of Cinema on the Amiga. Today I am working with a DEC Alpha 533MHz and 256 MB of RAM and a dual Celeron 466MHz with 384 MB of RAM. If there is something you like (or donīt like) about this site, feel free to contact me. I always like getting email. Many thanks to Rigel Chiokis, Ken Roberts and Tony Andersen for making this site possible.  Heiko Popp
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