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During photoreading are you supposed to see both pages at the same time or a single page at a time?

Because some times when I look at a book both pages converge and I can see both pages.

Is it possible to photoread 2 pages at the same time?

If it is possible can I still have the same accuracy as if I were photoreading a single page?

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yes, it is a good thing that the pages converge like that, because it allows you to see both pages, which allows your brain to asorbe both pages. Your subconscious is able to filter this out and make sense of it.






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you open your peripheral vision and also let the pages converge, so it works both ways. you see both pages.







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