1. You're mixing up the explaination. It says "To have clarity up close, you will need to relax your eyes and have the focal plane move in."
You have more and more focus on the text that is about 8 to 18 inches away from your eyes as you let the focal plane move in. There is a point between extreme divergence... (looking really far out into the distance) and (convegent gaze)... normal focus for tradional reading at about 8-18 inches... where you can have that unusual clarity.
2. PhotoFocus is divergent gaze. Converent gaze is regular reading focus. We are not concerned with being able to see single words or letters with clarity... that's for reading. PhotoFocus is seeing both full pages with a soft (divergent) gaze. If it's a bit fuzzy or blurred that's fine.
3. Worked for me. I printed out 12 and looked at them 3 to 5 times over 3 days and found it a darned shot easier to maintain photofocus and the blip page after that.
4. Yep, it helps by giving you a shake and nudging you to find a better attitude if you want to get the job done better and faster. Number one rule have a purpose for reading. That purpose will help you form proper mind probing questions that helps to to focus on obtaining conscious comprehension of the important text fast.
Without a purpose, you don't have a direction. Like with out a map and not knowing where you want to come out. You'll be a long time in the forest.
Alex
