Is it actually possible to have photographic memory?

Whilst the two terms are commonly used interchangeably, they do actually have separate definitions - someone with an eidetic memory can remember memories like a photograph for a few minutes, whereas someone with a photographic memory can read through a page of text or information and can then recite it perfectly. read more

Second, a common visual image that we can all create from memory (such as an image of a bedroom) does not have the characteristics of most eidetic images, which almost always fade away involuntarily and part by part. Also, it is not possible to control which parts of an eidetic image fade and which remain visible. read more

First, you must BELIEVE that it is possible for you to have a photographic memory. More than that, you must BELIEVE that it it’s EASY to have a photographic memory – especially for you. The trick is, your mind work best with pictures and associations, not repetition. read more