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-Using _Structured Light / Projected Light Patterns_ can drastically improve the quality of the reconstruction (especially for featureless or single coloured surfaces).
+Using _Projected Light Patterns_ can drastically improve the quality of the reconstruction (especially for featureless or single coloured surfaces).
 
 (The following examples are based on 19 images of the "[dog](http://www.pi3dscan.com/index.php/download/item/example-model-dog)" dataset.)
 
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 Place the two image sets in different folders and rename the image files so **corresponding images have the same file name**.
 Here are some [sample datasets](http://www.pi3dscan.com/index.php/download/category/sample-scan-files). 
 
-Import the images with the light patterns in Meshroom. 
+Import the images with the projected light patterns in Meshroom. 
 Duplicate the PrepareDenseScene node and connect the output to the Texturing ImageFolder input. Set the image dataset _without_ the light patterns in the new PrepareDenseScene node (_Images Folders_ (+) ). 
 
 ![gra](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8138537/73061432-752d2500-3e9a-11ea-8fc2-2b824df45d71.JPG)