If you are going to put more than one image on a CR cassette, which statement is true?

When placing multiple images on a CR (Computed Radiography) cassette, using the same exposure for each image is crucial for maintaining image quality and ensuring consistent brightness and contrast across the images. This is particularly important because each image is processed using the same imaging plate, and variations in exposure can result in uneven image qualities, where some images might be overexposed or underexposed compared to others.

Each image needs to be of similar subject density and size for this approach to be effective, as using the same exposure settings simplifies the processing and ensures that all images are evenly represented.

While collimation and orientation of the images can be relevant factors in image quality and processing efficacy, the fundamental requirement of maintaining the same exposure aligns most closely with optimal radiographic practices when multiple images are being captured on a single CR plate.