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#29796 07/22/02 03:12 AM
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To Whom who can help,
When I PhotoRead; I do not see the blip by looking throught the book. When I cross my eye, then I see it(another method of seeing the blip page). Does it matter that I cross my eye?






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Good Question, Newmonic!! I'd like to know the answer to that too.

I think I converge my eyes rather than diverge them the way that Paul Scheele says to and would like to know if that is OK.






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No, this is not anouther way. Crossing your eyes causes unessisary strain, try using the X method






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Check to see if you are crossing your eyes by looking at some magic eye (3D stereograms) if the pictures pop out from the page you're fine. That's the way you need to gaze at the pages.

If they cave in then you are crossing your eyes. To correct this go with the x technique as suggested by mastermind. Practice expanding your vision by noticing what you can see on both sides while looking straight ahead. Alternatively print out 12 magic eye pictures and practice looking at them with a soft gaze till you get the knack of getting them to pop out of the page repeatedly. Notice how it feels and apply that to photoreading.

This site helps to explain the technique http://www.vision3d.com/3views.html
Bottom of the page are links to developing the parallel vision. A link for the cocktail wienie http://www.vision3d.com/fftext.html

Alex






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THANK!!






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You're certainly WELC!







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