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Imagine being able to flick a screenshot of what someone is looking at. It sounds like photographic memory, a superhuman skill. The concept of storing everything someone has ever seen, filing it away like a file in a cabinet, and remembering it with all the needed details. The ability to perceive an object shortly after looking away is known as eidetic memory. The vision lasts for a few seconds or even less than one second for most people. Accordingly, in 1964, a study was made to conduct the relationship between eidetic memory and age. In their experiments, children were able to obtain the best results when asked to describe the components of a certain image after seeing it for 30 seconds. However, some people still have the ability to memorize books, images, and all types of texts in a feature known as photographic memory