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#64582 03/03/08 04:56 AM
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I am just starting out PR and I'm noticing something a little frustrating. While I can get my eyes to diverge and I can see the "blip" page, I'm finding it hard to hold the "blip" and I keep having to stop and reacquire it.

Any advice on how I can hold the "blip" better?

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i think we must relax.
i'm try to train my eyes with some 3d picture (stereogram) example like in : http://www.eyetricks.com/3dstereo49.htm
if you can see the image without hurt the eyes, i think you can maintain the blip.... ^_^

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Thanks for the site.

I have another question/thought now though. You see, with the 3D images, I can easily diverge my eyes and see the hidden image. I have found, however, that if there is a recognizable picture there, it's SO much easier and faster a process. Now, in trying to PR with the blip page, there's no image at all and I'm thinking that might be effecting my focus here. Or maybe not, I don't know.

Any ideas from anyone? Or just methods others use to maintain the blip page while PR'ing?

Thanks.

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Same here Zen Master..ok, to be honest, I havnt even tried the photoreading business yet, I am jsut trying to get a feel for what it involves - but yes, the stereoscopic images are fine..although feel a bit weird...I am jsut trying to assess whether PR would be something i can achieve.......

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If you lose the blip page. Just keep turning the pages and go into the imaginary X-technique. Eventually you will be able to hold the blip page to the end of the book. For now, go easy on yourself and used the imaginary X-technique.

AlexK


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