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#34749 02/08/03 06:57 AM
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What's up everybody,

I'm just wondering how do I used my eyes, when I do photoreading. I think I'm doing something wrong and just wanted to confirm it to you all.My problem is that when I'm photoreading I wonder if I should have my eyes starting from the top and continuing to roll from the bottom of the page. Or do I just look at it and stare in the middle with the winnie in the middle of the book, because its' what's happening to me and I'm getting the wrong idea that I'm just looking at the winnie only.
sincerly,
k3
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#34750 02/07/03 09:56 PM
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What I do is look at all four corners at once. Actually, I look a little past them, while still keeping the book in the center of my visual feild. It works.






#34751 02/08/03 12:23 AM
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Parallel vision is what you are aiming for when you photoread.
http://www.vision3d.com/3views.html

The link explains the method and ways of achieving this focus.

Alex







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