In addition, I think vividness is very subjective, and even how desirable it is is debatable. When I take my glasses off in waking life, my vision becomes less vivid, but there are times when I do not mind that at all, and sometimes my sense of smell is as a result better, and also if I am really enjoying myself I do not care whether my senses were vivid or not, as long as my emotions were vivid and pleasantly so. Generally, I do not think it is as useful to compare the vividness of one's dreams to the vividness of dreams of others. What is more useful in my opinion is to compare vividness to (a) my own waking life; (b) other dreams I recall; and (c) my expectations/desires. If the vividness of your dreams meets or exceeds your expectations, no need to fix it. What should your expectations be? It is not unreasonable to expect vividness that is comparable to waking life, but if you are content with less that is fine too, and it is possible to even have a lucid dream that is more vivid than waking life - though I would think it unreasonable to expect that. In general, the first few lucid dreams tend to not be very vivid for most people, but at some point vividness tends to improve though it may fluctuate for later LDs as well, so do not worry if it does. I hope this helps.
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