Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Photofocus Problems

I see stereogram images easyly, but using the bad technique, this is, crossing the eyes, you see the object in the image cutted. I can view it good, with paralel viewing, but only using the method of put the image near, and moving it far slowly.

So, when I am going to photoread, to see the blip page correctly (without crossing the eyes) I spend too much time in each page, because I lost blip page when I turn the page. In each page I have to try to focuse.

Also, when you see 3D in an stereogram image, you know when you have focused good when you see the 3D object clearly, but in a page filled of letters, how do you know when you have focused it good ?

thanks

Use the Imaginary X-Technique. Notice the four corners of the book, the margins of white and the pattern of white on the page. To notice all that you have to relax your gaze and allow your peripheral vision to do more of the job, use soft focus

Don't worry about getting and keeping the blip page. In the beginning you will lose it. Worry takes you right out of PhotoReading.

Try some of the other techniques for seeing the blip page if you want to play with that.

Look over the top of the book at an object in the distance or underneath at your shoe.

But if you want to get on with PhotoReading as a whole, relax use the imaginary X-Technique, say a chant and turn the pages in a steady rhythm and soon enough you'll notice you are seeing the blip page.

Alex