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Superscrew dislocations are visible in back-reflection synchrotron white-beam X-ray topographs of basal-cut SiC wafers in striking contrast as black rings surrounding white circles, even though such topographs suffer from extensive harmonic contamination. The contributions to the synchrotron white-beam topograph of each member of its series of harmonic reflections, {\bf g}=(0006n), where n=3 to 16, were calculated. Through intensity considerations and comparison with a {\bf g}=00018 topograph taken with Cu Kα1 radiation, the {\bf g}=00024 harmonic was determined to be the most important contributor. The contrast of features lying deep beneath the crystal's surface was attributed to higher harmonics with larger penetration depths.

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