What is required as a minimum when performing radiography using imaging media other than film?

When performing radiography using imaging media other than film, the requirement to detail the radiation source is crucial. This is because different imaging media, such as digital devices or other non-film-based systems, may have specific characteristics and sensitivities to radiation that must be clearly understood and documented. Detailing the radiation source ensures that the radiographic technique is not only properly calibrated to deliver the required exposure but also allows for accurate interpretation of the images produced. This information can include the type of radiation, energy levels, and distance from the source, which can affect image quality and the overall effectiveness of the inspection process.

In contexts where other options are presented, it’s important to consider that using non-film media is acceptable and necessary in modern industrial environments, as advancements in technology provide different ways to capture and analyze radiographic images. Therefore, other choices may not fully reflect the standard practices and requirements for ensuring radiographic quality and accuracy.