Summary of object recall including results from Draschkow, Wolfe and Võ (2014) as well as results from the present experiment. Overall, with an increasing amount of information, the proportion of recalled objects increases. Furthermore, search produces better recall than intentional memorization when the tasks are performed in real world scenes or when non-scene images are supplemented by a flash preview of a complete scene and participants have 2500 msec to integrate target information with scene information (see Võ and Henderson, 2010). This suggests that integrating scene and target information in the first 2500ms of a search can cause stronger memory representations than intentional memorization.