It's sounds to me (and I could definitely be wrong), but you are missing an important step of Photoreading, which can be unclear in the book.
Are you going through the entire book or a section of the book in a set amount of time (around 20, 30 mins)? This is called the layer approach, where you go quickly through the book multiple times and eventually the information in the book "gels" together. That is the power of photoreading - multiple passes.
I do have a question for Alex though - in the book, Paul suggests that Superreading and dipping don't necessarily have to go from one end of the book (or section) to the other end; but you should jump around with SR. However, I never jump around, but enjoy a more linear approach of doing multiple layers of the entire book (or large section of book). Does this mean I'm doing more of a skittering approach? Or am I just superreading, but in greater lengths? [Hope that makes sense 
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