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Duratrans
A duratrans is an element used in some television news sets and theater designs. Duratrans are most often used to create the backgrounds that appear behind news presenters or anchors. If it is used in a theatre the backgrounds would appear behind the actors, actresses, and other talent respectively. Duratrans is short for Durable Transparency.
==Installation==
Duratrans is a brand name of Kodak. Very often it is used as a generic term for backlit display prints. The generic term that for movie and TV backdrops that are lit from behind() is translites. Translites are normally from 15 to more than a hundred feet long and 12 -40 feet high. In most cases, translites are wider than they are tall. The translite image is printed or painted on a semi-transparent material such as polyester or a plastic sheet. This is then stretched perpendicular to the floor over an opening in the set's wall designed for this purpose. This would typically be a door, a window, or a series of windows. Duratrans are always lit from behind using lights mounted perpendicular to the floor in the space between the set and studio wall, making the background well-lit and with the appearance of depth.
Translites are created by printing photographic images or computer rendered images onto the material using large-format printers. Many existing translites () have been created by printing in a photographic darkroom by a mural enlarger projecting onto a strip of film up to wide. These pieces are assembled into the final size by seaming. A matte lacquer is added to dull the finish on the ones printed on polyester.
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