Using an image receptor holder with an external aiming device will most likely eliminate what error?

A) Overlapping
B) Unequal distribution of arches recorded
C) Conecutting
D) Incorrect placement of the image receptor

C
Explanation: A) The ring of the external aiming device is designed to match the round collimation of the PID. These devices make centering the image receptor within the beam of radiation easy to achieve. (Rectangular cutouts within the round ring and rectangular aiming devices are also available that help to avoid conecut error when using a rectangular PID.)
B) The ring of the external aiming device is designed to match the round collimation of the PID. These devices make centering the image receptor within the beam of radiation easy to achieve. (Rectangular cutouts within the round ring and rectangular aiming devices are also available that help to avoid conecut error when using a rectangular PID.)
C) The ring of the external aiming device is designed to match the round collimation of the PID. These devices make centering the image receptor within the beam of radiation easy to achieve. (Rectangular cutouts within the round ring and rectangular aiming devices are also available that help to avoid conecut error when using a rectangular PID.)
D) The ring of the external aiming device is designed to match the round collimation of the PID. These devices make centering the image receptor within the beam of radiation easy to achieve. (Rectangular cutouts within the round ring and rectangular aiming devices are also available that help to avoid conecut error when using a rectangular PID.)