Anatomy of a turn

The following image provides an overview of the zooms and turns we discussed in this chapter:

Overview of elements and frames showing right-way-up and turned positions

To study the anatomy of turns, let's take a look at the preceding screenshot:

Step	Element	Canvas	Path lane (and present mode)
1	Image	Right-way-up image	Image is shown right way up Image fills the screen
2	Image	Turned image	Image is shown right way up Canvas must turn Image fills the screen
3	Frame	Right-way-up frame	Frame is shown right way up Frame fills the screen
4	Frame	Turned frame	Frame is shown right way up Canvas must turn Frame fills the screen

There's more…

If you need to edit a frame without affecting the content, you can do so by selecting only the frame. This is done by holding down the Alt key while using you mouse to select the frame. Once the frame is selected, you can edit its size and position (including turning) as it pleases you.

For more keyboard shortcuts...