Backlit Film

Nanyang Deshiwei Digital Technology Co.,Ltd: Your Professional Backlit Film Manufacturer!

Nanyang Deshiwei Digital Technology Co. Ltd was founded in 2000 with many years produce experience. We are the professional manufacturer of digital printing materials and medical film.The mainly products include water-based reverse print backlit film, water-based front print backlit film, eco-solvent front print backlit film, DTF film etc.

Strong Production Capability

The company has been committed to the research and development in the field of digital printing consumables. Up to now, Nanyang Deshiwei covers an area of 60,000 squaremeters, which has three high-precision automatic coating production lines with various professional equipment and more than 20 middle and senior technical personnel. As a result, the total annual production volume can reach 50 million squaremeters.

Quality Assurance

The company has a strict quality management system and has passed ISO9001:2000 quality certification. With its strong technical strength and honest business philosophy, it enjoys a good reputation in the industry and has won many honors such as "China Famous Brand" and "China Consumers Trustworthy Brand".

Broad Market

The domestic marketing network covers nearly 30 central cities, and more than 10 agents have been established in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shanghai. Products are exported to more than 30 countries and regions in six continents including America, Europe, and Asia.

Leading Service

Our services are refined and standardized. From pre-sales technical consultation to after-sales maintenance, we always put customer needs first and continuously innovate our service value system.

What is Backlit Film

Backlit film is a semi-rigid, flexible and durable material that is translucent, allowing light to pass through from behind so the printed image "lights up" when illuminated. Graphics and text are printed directly onto the film with high quality UV resistant solvent inks.

Benefits of Backlit Film

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Improved Visibility
Backlit film prints are highly visible even in low-light conditions. This makes them perfect for use in both indoor and outdoor environments.

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Eye-Catching Display
The unique nature of backlit film prints is sure to capture the attention of your target audience.

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Durability
Backlit film prints are designed to withstand the elements, including harsh weather conditions. This makes them perfect for use in both indoor and outdoor environments.

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Weather Resistance
Backlit film prints resist fading and UV damage, making them perfect for use in outdoor environments.

Types of Backlit Film

When it comes to backlit films, there are three main types: diffused, translucent, and reflective. Each type has its own unique advantages and disadvantages.

Diffuse Backlit Film

Diffuse backlit film is the most common type of backlit film. It diffuses light evenly, creating a soft, even glow. This makes it ideal for creating signage that needs to be easily read from a distance. However, diffuse backlit film can also create a hazy or blurry appearance if used incorrectly.

Translucent Backlit Film

Translucent backlit film allows light to pass through it while still providing some diffusion. This creates a brighter, more vivid appearance than diffused backlit film. Translucent backlit film is also great for creating graphics with a high level of detail or for use in areas with limited space. However, because the light passes directly through the film, it can create hot spots and uneven lighting.

Reflective Backlit Film

Reflective backlit film reflects light instead of scattering it. Reflective backlit film can create brighter, clearer images than diffuser or translucent backlit films. Reflective backlit film is often used for displays that require a sharp image, such as trade show booths or retail POP displays. However, because reflective backlit films rely on an external light source, they can be difficult to control and may cause glare or reflections in some cases.

Examples of Backlit Film

1.Reverse Print Backlit Film
Description
Backlight film is a special photosensitive material, mainly used to make advertising light boxes. Under the light, it appears colorful. Reverse printing backlight film consists of a base and a coating. The coating is on the back and consists of a special coating and a white shadow layer.

Benefits
Reverse printing backlit film is used for indoor advertising, light boxes, posters, stations, windows, etc. It is compatible with all water-based printers, such as Epson, Canon, HP. It has excellent ink absorption, high ink coverage, good image clarity, restores true and accurate images, and achieves excellent color density and stability, high standard graphic art applications and excellent printing effects.

2.UV Backlit Film
Description
This UV backlit film produces vibrant colors, has excellent light diffusion qualities, and can withstand the heat of prolonged backlighting. Ideal for indoor or outdoor light box signs, backlit trade show displays, and other light box applications.

Benefits
1) Suitable for UV printer printing, good flexibility.

2) Easy to absorb ink, quick drying, gorgeous graphics.

3) Good smoothness, easy to split.

4) Due to high translucency, the backlit image is more clearly visible.

5) Suitable for high temperature and high humidity environment.

6)Used for billboard display, subway station light box, train shelter, bus shelter.

3.Laser Printer Film
Description
Laser printer film uses excellent PET film, produced with special coating technology. Widely used in outdoor window advertising light boxes, supermarkets, convenience stores, real estate stores and other luminous poster display picture display. It is suitable for desktop computer laser printers.

Benefits
● Laser printer film is made of high-quality PET film, produced using special coating technology.
● White matte surface, non-slip and non-adhesive.
● High toner coverage, accurate and true image, wide color gamut.
● Non-toxic environment, no odor and harmful gas.
● Compatible with most types of laser printers.

4.Front Print Backlit Film
Description
Front-printed backlit film is a front coating, the printed image is brightly colored, rich in layers, dries instantly, and does not fade.

Features
1) Widely used in indoor and outdoor advertising, light boxes, posters, stations, windows, etc.

2) Excellent ink absorption ability, high ink coverage, good image clarity, restore true and accurate images.

3) Achieve excellent color density and stability, high standard graphic art applications and excellent printing effects.

4) Compatible printers: compatible with all water-based printers such as Epson, Canon, HP.

5) Applicable inks: suitable for water-based dye inks and pigment inks.

Applications of Backlit Film

The versatility of backlit film makes it a top choice for a variety of applications, including:

Advertising Displays

Backlit film is widely used for advertising light boxes in airports, train stations, shopping malls, and other high-traffic areas. The vibrant colors and lighting attract attention, making the displayed content more attractive and memorable.

Retail Signage

In retail environments, backlit film is used for promotional displays, product displays, and directional signage. Its eye-catching properties help businesses attract customers and effectively communicate their brand message. Cinema posters are one of the most notable uses for backlit film, and you'll see them in the aisles of every local movie theater.

Architectural Features

Backlit film can also be used for architectural applications, such as interior decorative elements, murals, and even building facades. By incorporating backlit film into architectural design, spaces can be transformed into visually stunning environments that create ambience and visual interest.

How to Install Backlit Film

Installing backlit film requires precision and attention to detail to achieve a seamless, professional look. Here is a basic overview of the installation process:

Prepare the Surface
Make sure the surface to which the backlit film will be installed is clean, smooth, and free of any dust or debris.

Trim the Film
Trim the backlit film to the desired size, leaving a slight overlap around the edges to ensure a secure fit.

Apply Adhesive
Depending on the type of backlit film and the surface it will be installed on, apply a suitable adhesive directly to the back or surface of the film.

Smooth Out Bubbles
Carefully smooth out bubbles or wrinkles using a squeegee or similar tool, starting in the center and moving toward the edges.

Trim Excess Material
Use a sharp utility knife or scissors to trim excess material from the edges to achieve a clean finish.

Lighting
Once the backlit film is securely installed, illuminate it from behind using an LED light or other suitable light source to bring the graphics to life.

By following these steps, you can achieve a professional installation that maximizes the impact of your backlit film.

Certifications

1(001) 2(001) 3(001)

4(001) 5(001) 6(001)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is it made of?

A: Typically, backlit films are made from durable, translucent materials such as polyester or polyethylene terephthalate (PET). These materials are chosen for their ability to diffuse light evenly across the surface while maintaining high-resolution image quality. Additionally, backlit films are often coated with special formulas to enhance color saturation and ensure longevity, even with continued exposure to light.

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of backlit film?

A: Many people like to use backlit film in their photos because it is more flattering than other types of film. It also has greater color contrast, making colors look brighter and more vivid. The disadvantage of using this type of film is that it can be difficult to edit on some computers due to the high contrast.

Q: What is the difference between backlit film and regular film?

A: Backlit film is a type of film that is designed for backlighting. This film is specially made so that it does not reflect light and can be seen even with bright lights behind it. Regular film, on the other hand, has a glossy surface that reflects light from any direction.

Q: How does backlit film work?

A: Backlit film is a type of film used to produce backlit signs. It has an adhesive backing on one side and a glossy, opaque surface on the other side. The adhesive surface is visible when the adhesive side is removed, and it can be attached to any flat surface.

Q: Is there a difference in the quality of digital film and backlit film?

A: Yes, there is a difference in the quality of digital film and backlit film. Digital printing offers better image quality than backlit film because it can be clearer and sharper. It also provides more color options for advertising. Backlit film only offers one color option per print run, which limits advertisers' ability to showcase their products or services with maximum clarity.

Q: Where can I print backlit film?

A: Printing backlit film requires specialist equipment and expertise to ensure the best results. Many professional printing companies and sign manufacturers offer backlit film printing services, using advanced printers that produce high-resolution, vivid images. These suppliers often work closely with their clients to customize the size, design, and finish of the backlit film to their exact requirements. In summary, backlit film is a versatile and visually striking media that can be used in a wide range of applications from advertising to architectural design. With its ability to attract attention and convey information through vibrant lighting, backlit film continues to be the preferred choice of businesses and creatives to take visual experiences to new heights. Whether you want to promote a product, enhance your brand image, or simply add a touch of magic to your surroundings, backlit film offers endless possibilities for creativity and expression.

Q: When to use backlit film print advertising?

A: Backlit film is the most commonly used medium for lighting or any application where you want to be lit from behind. Essentially, backlit film allows graphics and text to glow when lit from behind.
With light boxes and backlit posters, your advertising is better suited to a number of conditions, including:
Locations that must not compromise existing visibility – Storefront windows are very important for lighting and security. You probably don’t want to place opaque posters and banners over them. Ads and unclear signage cannot be seen, which detracts from natural light. Restaurants rely heavily on natural light to enhance the ambiance of the venue. There are also security risks with using opaque posters. You’ll limit your visibility both indoors and outdoors, making it easier for criminals to target your business and your customers. Backlit posters look much better than opaque posters because the indoor lights illuminate them. They also allow for greater visibility both indoors and outdoors.
In Low-light Environments - Backlit movie posters are a great example of why this form of advertising works best in low-light environments. The saturated colors produced by backlit posters will leave a lasting impression on your audience. They also enhance the ambiance of dark areas.
Promotional Messages - In any public space where there are a lot of graphic and text-based ads, backlit posters can make your poster stand out. You can use this form of advertising to invite people into a place or tell them about deals and sales.

Q: How to choose the right backlit film print?

A: When choosing the right backlit film print, there are a few things you need to consider. Here are some tips on how to choose the right backlit film print for your needs:
- First, you need to think about what kind of image you want to create. Do you want a subtle backlit effect or a more dramatic backlit effect?
- Second, you need to consider the size of the area you want to illuminate. The larger the area, the larger the backlit film print will be.
- Third, consider the level of light you want in your space. Brighter light will make your backlit film print stand out more.
- Finally, consider the overall look and feel of your space. Backlit film prints can really set the mood and atmosphere of a room, so make sure it fits your overall vision.

Q: How to Care for Backlit Film Prints?

A: If you plan on hanging your backlit film print, then you should know a little bit about how to care for it.
Here are some tips:
Hang your backlit film print where it won't be exposed to direct sunlight. Sunlight can damage the film over time and cause fading. If you need to clean your backlit film print, use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or cleaners, as they can also damage the film.
When not on display, store your backlit film prints in a cool, dry place. Extreme temperatures can also damage the film over time.
Following these simple tips will help ensure your backlit film prints last for years!

Q: When to use backlit film print ads?

A: Backlit film is the most commonly used medium for lighting or any application where you want to be lit from behind. Essentially, backlit film allows graphics and text to glow when lit from behind.
With light boxes and backlit posters, your ads are better suited to many conditions, including:
Locations that must not compromise existing visibility – Storefront windows are very important for lighting and security. You probably don’t want to place opaque posters and banners over them. Ads and unclear signage cannot be seen, which detracts from natural light. Restaurants rely primarily on natural light to enhance the ambiance of the venue. There are also security risks with using opaque posters. You’ll limit your visibility both indoors and outdoors, making it easier for criminals to target your business and customers. Backlit posters look much better than opaque posters because they are illuminated by indoor lights. They also allow for greater visibility both indoors and outdoors.
In Low-light Environments - Backlit movie posters are a great example of why this form of advertising works best in low-light environments. The saturated colors produced by backlit posters will leave a lasting impression on your audience. They also enhance the ambiance of dark areas.
Promotional Messages - There are a lot of graphic and text-based ads in any public place, and backlit posters can make your poster stand out. You can use this form of advertising to invite people into a place or tell them about deals and sales.

Q: How do I color or light correct backlit film?

A: Unfortunately, backlit film is a difficult medium to color and light calibrate because there are a million different applications for backlit film, and millions of hardware, lighting combinations (LED, incandescent, fluorescent, etc.). In order to perfectly calibrate color and brightness, you need to measure the profile of your exact application, and then work with a professional photography lab.

Q: Can black be opaque on backlit film?

A: Backlit film, as the name implies, is lit from behind, hence the name "backlit". It is also a film, which means it is slightly transparent so light can pass through it and illuminate it. It is not opaque like paper. This means that the entire film, and everything we print on it, will be slightly translucent to allow light to pass through it. It can be a common misconception that black will be a solid color or "opaque" and you won't see light through it. Unfortunately, this is not possible with backlit film. Remember, it is a white translucent material and black is just another ink color printed on the film (it doesn't magically turn that area opaque), so black areas will light up like all prints. For example, check out the various sample prints on our Backlit Film Media page and get an idea of how posters, black and color prints look on this media.

Q: How do I shoot backlit film?

A: Point the camera at your subject and position the subject so that the backlight is directly behind the subject. This will help create a light spill effect where the light appears to spill out from behind the subject's outline.

Q: What are the sizes of backlit film?

A: The standard sizes of our ultra-high resolution backlit film are 16" x 20", 20" x 30", 36" x 48". These are just the standard sizes.

Q: What is lightbox film?

A: A lightbox is a large format display of a photograph or art print printed on film that is encased in a thin metal box with LED lights behind the print that glow throughout the film print.

Q: What does backlighting mean in film?

A: Backlighting is a film lighting technique where the light source is behind the subject and facing the camera. It projects light onto the subject from behind, creating a glowing outline around its outline and distinguishing it from the background.

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