Eidetic memory, often referred to as photographic memory, is the ability to recall images, sounds, or objects in great detail after only a brief exposure. Individuals with eidetic memory can visualize and remember information with remarkable accuracy, often retaining it for long periods. This phenomenon is more commonly observed in children, who may lose this ability as they grow older. While eidetic memory is a fascinating concept, it is relatively rare. Most people do not possess this skill, and it is often confused with mnemonics or other memory techniques that enhance recall. Research continues to explore the mechanisms behind eidetic memory and its implications for learning and cognition.