Yes, this is true of all people to different extents.  Generally people's
eyesight is worse in the morning than in the afternoon (well... if you wake
up in the morning that is... I have been waking up in the afternoon and
going to sleep in the morning lately...).

I notice this quite a lot with my vision, it takes at least an half an hour
to an hour depending on how tired I am before my vision is up to scratch
again.

Simon, this is probably a combination of your eyesight in the morning and
also if you have just turned your monitor on (and it's a CRT) it may take a
few minutes (5-10) to really be at optimal color variance levels.  This is
especially true in cold seasons.

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Nieminen Mika wrote in message <3778dd1a@news.povray.org>...
>Simon de Vet <sde### [at] istarca> wrote:
>: So.. does vision change over the course of a day? Do I get more contrast
>: early in the morning than late at night? The lighting conditions in the
>: room and the settings of my monitor did not change.
>
>  I have noticed that I see very badly just after awakening and that it
>takes time before I can see perfectly.
>
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