I've read a great many post on here about the importance of divergence, but no one seems to go into any further explanation other than the “blip page” as to how I know I am correctly in PhotoFocus. While I can “diverge” my eyes at will, be it with text or anything else for that matter, I am still unsure as to how clear the diverged text should appear.
Question 1: If I were to diverge my eyes and two letters, let’s say an “F” and a “W”, visually overlap each other, should they appear to be a blur and barely distinguishable as letters to my conscious mind or should they be clear and obviously an “F” on top of a “W” (or “W” on top of an “F” if you prefer)?
Question 2: I see the random dot stereogram in the manual. I diverge my eyes so that the dots line up correctly and I can tell that there is something written there, but I haven’t made it visually clear by focusing yet. Is this an example of PhotoFocus, or do I need to be able to see the letters and words clearly while my eyes are diverged in order to be in Photofocus?
I know I just basically asked the same question twice, but I am looking for answers from two different scenarios in order to get a more clarified singular answer.
I thank you very much in advance for your time, help and input.
