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Reducing the Number of X-Ray Photons Reaching the Image Receptor

Question 36

Multiple Choice

Reducing the number of x-ray photons reaching the image receptor (film-screen) results in an image with:

A) a decreased percent of transmittance
B) an increased percent of transmittance
C) a higher optical density
D) none of the above

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