“…The X-ray Bragg magnifier based on asymmetric diffraction at a nearly perfect crystal (Kohra, 1972) is a useful optical element for X-ray radiology and microscopy, and has been used at synchrotron facilities, for example, for X-ray microtomography (m-CT) (Stampanoni et al, 2002(Stampanoni et al, , 2003, analyzerbased phase-contrast imaging (Modregger et al, 2006;Hö nnicke & Cusatis, 2007;Hirano, 2011) and inline holography (Vagovič et al, 2013(Vagovič et al, , 2014. One of the most striking features of the X-ray Bragg magnifier is that it can cover a wide range of resolution from submicrometer (Kobayashi et al, 2001;Schä fer & Kö hler, 2003) up to submillimeter, thus filling the gap between X-ray microscopy and radiology.…”