phrases - "Correct" way to describe "looking at someone with new eyes" or similar?

I'm not a native English-speaker, so I'm not sure how to "correctly" phrase the following...

When you learn something new about a person, than makes you look at him "with new eyes" - and perhaps re-evaluate his previous actions (or rather your interpretation of them... a revelation that "tilts your world".

I have a few suggestions myself, but I don't know which one(s) - if any - would be "correct" English:

• Seeing NN with new eyes.


• Seeing NN with different eyes.


• Seeing NN in a new light.


• Seeing NN in a different light.


• Seeing NN with open (or perhaps "opened") eyes.


• ...any other that springs to mind?

PS: I would prefer something with "eyes" - unless that would be totally non-English...

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