You cannot reliably “get” a true photographic memory; it is not known to be trainable in most people
Use spaced repetition to review information at increasing intervals
Practice active recall by testing yourself without looking at notes
Break information into small chunks
Use mnemonic devices such as acronyms, rhymes, and memory palaces
Visualize information vividly and associate it with strong images
Focus attention fully when learning; avoid multitasking
Sleep enough to help memory consolidation
Exercise regularly to support brain health
Eat a balanced diet and stay hydrated
Reduce stress with relaxation techniques
Rehearse and retrieve information often
Organize information into patterns, categories, and links
Use note-taking methods that force summarizing and processing
Limit distractions while studying
Practice memory exercises consistently
Seek professional evaluation if you believe you have unusually strong memory abilities