Which of these image receptor holders is NOT designed for use with the paralleling technique?
a. XCP
b. XCP-DS
c. Snap-A-Ray
d. RAPD
c. Examples of paralleling positioners and holders are the XCP (which stands for Extension Cone Paralleling) for use with radiographic film, and the XCP-DS for use with digital sensors manufactured by Dentsply Rinn, and the RAPD (which stands for Right-Angle Positioning Device) manufactured by Flow Dental. The Snap-A-Ray manufactured by Dentsply Rinn is designed for use with the bisecting technique.
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