Radiographic distortion is the difference between the actual object and its recorded image. Every radiograph will have a degree of size or shape distortion.

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Radiographic distortion refers to the variation in the appearance of an object on its radiograph compared to its true shape or size, caused by factors such as the angle of projection, object-film alignment, and the distance between the object, the X-ray source, and the film. Every radiograph inherently has some degree of distortion due to these geometric factors.

Radiographic Distortion Is the Difference Between the Actual Object and Its