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-# Tutorial - How to do 3d matching with VVVV and Voodoo Camera Tracker
+# 3D Matching with VVVV and Voodoo Camera Tracker
 
-This is the technical documentation of my project [Syn Bio Ads](http://benedikt-gross.de/log/2012/04/synthetic-biology-ads/), check the video underneath. It explains how to use the [Voodoo Camera Tracker](http://www.digilab.uni-hannover.de/docs/manual.html) to match realworld filmed footage with a virtual 3D scene in [VVVV](http://vvvv.org/). All necessary steps are explained step by step in the mini tutorial below.
+This is the technical documentation of my project [Syn Bio Ads](http://benedikt-gross.de/log/2012/04/synthetic-biology-ads/). It explains how to use the [Voodoo Camera Tracker](http://www.digilab.uni-hannover.de/docs/manual.html) to match realworld filmed footage with a virtual 3D scene in [VVVV](http://vvvv.org/). All necessary steps are explained step by step in the mini tutorial below.
 
 [![Syn Bio Ads - Vimeo Teaser](https://raw.github.com/b-g/vvvv_voodoo_3d_matching/master/img/Syn_Bio_Ads_Vimeo_Teaser.png)](https://vimeo.com/40592029 "Watch: Syn Bio Ads on Vimeo")
-[Syn Bio Ads](http://benedikt-gross.de/log/2012/04/synthetic-biology-ads/)
+[Watch on Vimeo](https://vimeo.com/40592029)
 
 
-The tutorial assumens that you use provide the sample image sequence `/data/frames/frame-000000.png ... ` or that you have prepared your own image sequence.
+The tutorial assumens that you use provided sample image sequence `/data/frames/frame-000000.png ... ` or that you have prepared one on your.
 
 ## Voodoo Camera Tracker
 
 1. `File -> Open -> Sequence` Chose an image sequence and chose the appropriate `Move Type`. I assume in this tutorial that the footage was filmed with a tripod (= camera was still in terms of XYZ and just the rotation of has to be matched). Hence select `rotation (camera on tripod)`.
 
 2. `View -> Camera Parameter, Tap "Position"` Set Roll to 180°, to flip the camera from the upside down default value. Don't ask, I don't have a clue why upside down is default.
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 ![Set Camera Parameters](https://raw.github.com/b-g/vvvv_voodoo_3d_matching/master/img/camera_settings.png "Set Camera Parameters")
 
 3. Press the `Track` button to create a 3D scene.
 
 4. `View -> 3D Scene Viewer` Check the result in 3D. Camera roll should be normal and not upside down.
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 ![3D Scene Viewer](https://raw.github.com/b-g/vvvv_voodoo_3d_matching/master/img/Voodoo_Scene_Geometry.png "3D Scene Viewer")
 
 5. `Save -> Texfile` Check the "Export All" option to get really the whole scene geometry exported.
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 ![3D Scene Viewer VVVV](https://raw.github.com/b-g/vvvv_voodoo_3d_matching/master/img/VVVV.png "3D Scene Viewer VVVV")
 
 6. Open `voodoo_player_vvvv/_root_voodoo_test.v4p` in VVVV
-7. Adjust the `footage/frames` and the `voodoo file` parameters to point to the correct locations. Depending of the source footage you might have to change the framerate pins, the example patch is set to 29.97 FPS.
+7. Adjust the `footage/frames` and the `voodoo file` parameters to point to the correct locations. Depending of the source footage you might have to change the framerate paramter, the example patch is set to 29.97 FPS.
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+That's it. From there one you are on your one :) 
 
-That's it. From there one you are on your one :) Would be nice to see other projects using this technique/patch, feel free to drop an email to me.
+Would be nice to see other projects using this technique/patch, feel free to drop an email to me.
 
 ## Links
 * [Voodoo Camera Tracker](http://www.digilab.uni-hannover.de/docs/manual.html) of the Laboratorium für Informationstechnologie, University of Hannover. Official website, manual and documentation.