I have been struggling for quite a while to get to photofocus. I did not get relaxed and my eyes keep focusing on pages that I flipped or when my computer screen changes color or diagrams are showing. Then I tried to relax my eyes during driving and looked at cars far in front of me and I pretend that my car windshield is the book. I noticed that my visual is wide, while I look far away, the raindrops at my windshields appear clear (just like getting the text clear in 3D while photofocussing). I tried the same concept with my book or my laptop in front of me and instead of looking directly at the book or the screen I look all around the book and screen. I look at the back ground from the top, the sides and look at keyboard at the same time and not specifically at the book or screen. So I look at everything within my visual range at the same time, instead of focusing at a small area of the book.
This was an exiting experience, after weeks of getting it right. Now my eyes are relaxed while flipping pages and I see the blip automatically. I'm far from photoreading though, since I have not been able to activate yet. I'll keep trying, and at least now I have the feeling I have made a giant step at the basics.
Just wanted to share with you. Maybe it helps.
Humphrey 
