An x-ray multilayer mirror on a spherical substrate designed for near-normal incidence with a photon energy of ∼738eV (F Heα) was procured and tested. This device is intended to be used for in-flight radiography of the shell in inertial confinement fusion experiments with cryogenic targets on the OMEGA laser at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics. Experiments in self-emission on a small (∼10J) laser system showed that the reflectivity of the mirror is high enough to record an image at laser energies as low as 0.1J. A second set of tests in backlighting geometry on a larger (kJ)-scale, short-pulse laser yielded usable radiographs with laser energies as low as 40J with a spatial resolution of ∼10μm.