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  • Photographic cameras used to capture digital images created by diagnostic imaging systems such as computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), position-emission tomography (PET), gamma camera, and ultrasound, and reproduce them in variable image formats on radiographic films. These cameras use several optical, mechanical, and electronic methods to record each image; they usually have adjustments that allow the operator to determine how many images will be recorded on one film sheet (multiformatting, usually from 1 to 128 images on a single sheet film). Multi-image cameras are typically self contained with a television monitor that receives the video signal to be recorded.
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