This paper describes three datasets which include 443 folders and approximately 4430 images. The images were obtained from the interior of a 1:50 scale model using a fisheye camera connected to a Raspberry Pi microcomputer. This dataset aims to analyze the photobiological effects (visual and non-visual) of the interplay between coloured surfaces and different types of lighting strategies. The experiments were conducted under three types of light sources: simulated daylight through a mirror-box artificial sky simulator, direct daylight, and an electric lighting system that allows for colour temperature modification. This dataset includes low dynamic range images to generate high dynamic range images, which in turn can be used to plot false colour maps concerning photopic luminance, melanopic luminance, CCT of an image, M/P ratio, and brightness distribution maps. This dataset can be useful for architects, interior designers, and building engineers to integrate lighting and colour strategies according to the visual and non-visual needs of the users. This research was partially used in the research of Espinoza-Sanhueza et al. [1,2]. The datasets are published and shared through a Mendeley repository [3].
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