Update camera.md

docs/en/manuals/camera.md

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 A camera in Defold is a component that changes the viewport and projection of the game world. The camera component defines a bare bones perspective or orthographic camera that provides a view and projection matrix to the render script.
 
-A perspective camera is typically used for 3D games where view of the camera and the size and perspective of objects is based on a view frustum and the distance and view angle from the camera to the objects in the game.
+A perspective camera is typically used for 3D games where the view of the camera and the size and perspective of objects is based on a view frustum and the distance and view angle from the camera to the objects in the game.
 
 For 2D games, it is often desirable to render the scene with an orthographic projection. This means that the view of the camera is no longer dictated by a view frustum, but by a box. Orthographic projection is unrealistic in that it does not alter the size of objects based on their distance. An object 1000 units away will render at the same size as an object right in front of the camera.
 
 ![projections](images/camera/projections.png)
 
 
-If you need advanced features like chasing or shake etc you will need to implement it yourself (see section on [third-party camera solutions](https://www.defold.com/manuals/camera/#third-party-camera-solutions) below).
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 ## Creating a camera
 
 To create a camera, <kbd>right click</kbd> a game object and select <kbd>Add Component ▸ Camera</kbd>. You can alternatively create a component file in your project hierarchy and add the component file to the game object.
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 ## Third-party camera solutions
 
-There are a few library camera solutions that implements common camera features such as game object follow, screen to world coordinate conversion and so on. They are available from the Defold community assets portal:
+There are a few library camera solutions that implements common camera features such as game object follow, screen shake, screen to world coordinate conversion and so on. They are available from the Defold community assets portal:
 
 - [Rendercam](https://defold.com/assets/rendercam/) (2D & 3D) by Ross Grams.
 - [Ortographic camera](https://defold.com/assets/orthographic/) (2D only) by Björn Ritzl.