why is our eyesight poor when we enter a room soon after our exposure to daylight?
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bcoz the pigment rodopsin was earlier broken down by light.....so it takes time to generate the pigment iodopsin of cones
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This is because our eyes get accustomed to the brightness of the daylight. If suddenly we enter a dark or dull room our eyesight get blurred and poor for a few moments. This phenomenon is known as 'dark adaptation'. It takes about 10 - 30 minutes for us to get accustomed to the dimmer lighting.
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