Making the transition from analog to digital could bring several advantages to X-Ray Imaging. These would include improvement in contrast and other aspects of image quality by means of image processing Digitally Computed Radiography (DR) systems use equipment similar to conventional radiography except that in place of an X-Ray film, an imaging plate is used to create the digital image, which is then transferred to a computer using digital transfer method. X-Ray films are no longer taken to a darkroom or an automatic film processor to be developed in chemical tanks but With Computed Radiography, the imaging plate transfers digitally to the computer to appear on the screen. the digital image can then be viewed and be contrasted or colour-enhanced for better visibility. Digital Images can be documented on CD’S or printed on high-quality paper or simple viewed on a computer monitor.