I found some topic on PhotoFocus in this forum. A lot of posts says no need to have clarity to the text, but the photo reading book says I need to have clarity for the blip page.
"When in PhotoFocus, the print on the page is probably blurred. That is okay, because to see the blip, you must place your focal plane at some distacne away. To Have clarity up close, you will need to relax your eyes and have the focal plane move in. When you develop the PhotoFocus, there is a unique clarity, and depth to the words on the page. They are not in focus, because you are not looking at them. But, there is a clarity to the print that you can notice as you relax more."
I think the Blip Page is the primary and recommanded method, that's why Paul mention at first place, and the X technique as an alternative for them who can't establish the photo focus. Additionally the PhotoPhocus enhace the eyesight, so I would like to develop this technique.
He mention that the Blip Page has an unique clarity and depth to the words on the page.
I have the Photo Focus, but the text is blurred. How can I develop the clear blip page what Paul recommend? Are there more techniques?
I tried to relax my eyes a lot of time, but I managed to see clear words only once. The interesting thing I can see that clarity and depth of words when I crossing my eyes, so I know what sholud be the final result, but I can't do this with diverging eyes.
The same situation with the stereogram pictures. I can see with crossing eyes, but I can't see with diverging eyes.
Thank you!
Last edited by daweed; 01/05/09 05:28 PM.
