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Hello,

I am doing the photoreading course on CDs. In the manual there is a random dot/magic eye picture. I can see those pictures, but not so well when I am wearing my glasses. My glasses are oval/rectangle shaped such that I can easily see the bottom and top edges while wearing them. I suspect that they are not covering my full visual field. Would I be better off photoreading without glasses (my prescription is -4.5 diopters - not sure what it translates to in the US system)? As I mentioned I can see the random dot pictures without my glasses just fine, although I have to bring the picture rather close to my eyes (15-20 cms).

Thank you for your help.
Slawek

Try it and see. Some people find it easier to PhotoRead without glasses others prefer them on. It's a lot with personal preference. If you can comfortably see the stereograms you might prefer to PhotoRead without glasses.

Alex

Thanks for your answer Alex. I will play around. I am beginning to see that playing around with this staff is how to learn it. What I am missing though is some way of knowing that I have got it. There is a part of me that says how do I know I have actually gotten what I needed to out of the book without going through it word for word. A matter of trust I guess.