How Does the Laue Camera Calculate Reflection Angle as 180 - 2θ?

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Hello, I am confused for a laue camera how the angle of reflection off of the sample is 180 -2θ, where θ is the scattering angle. How is the reflection off the sample not just θ?
 

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