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An experiment on the evaluation of modelling of human face at a window was carried out. Such a modelling have been usually investigated only in the direction parallel to the window. However, in the present study the position of subject to the model and the direction of the model's face were considered. As a result, it is found that the modelling scale values are not efficiently estimated by the commonly used simple indices such as vertical illuminance ratio and that they are precisely estimated by a multiple linear regression equation, in which the parameters are quantities of light from and to the window and from the visual direction of the subject to the model

EXPERIMENT ON THE EVALUATION OF MODELLING FROM VARIOUS ANGLES TO THE WINDOW : Modelling of human face at a window Part 2