I can recall anyone in a scene. I <i>think</i> it&#x27;s a detailed image I can zoomed in, and I <i>think</i> I have all their details (eyes, hair, eyebrows, etc) down. It&#x27;s a full color scene where the person of interest can be moving in their characteristic walking style, waving their arms the way they wave their arms, and talk the way they talk. However if I try to focus on the details, it&#x27;s all a blur. It&#x27;s like when you have a small 50px by 50px photo, and it looks sharp. Zoom in, and you realise it was an illusion. That&#x27;s exactly it for me.<p>I can imagine my girlfriend&#x27;s foot a <i>little</i> more in detail, e.g. changes in skin tone, but I can&#x27;t remember the shape of her individual nails. Some of the details of my girlfriend&#x27;s, I can see in my mind, the others are mostly a blur. I can&#x27;t see in detail what I haven&#x27;t noticed in real life. The details I see are because there was a scene where she made a very appropriate facial expression in response to a situation and I remember that detail very clearly - like the way she smiled and tried to convince me everyone said she had a beautiful smile on our second date.<p>Also - I notice the images I conjure in my mind are always a lot dimmer in brightness than when seeing images with my eye. I can remember them being bright, but I see them as dim - even when imagining the sun and the sky. It&#x27;s like looking at a computer screen in bright sunlight.<p>It still doesn&#x27;t seem that vivid to some of the people described in the article.