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When a landscape-oriented image is rotated (90°/270°), the displayed image scale changes. It appears zoomed after rotation instead of preserving the same visual scale.
Steps to reproduce
Load PictoPy and open a landscape-oriented image.
Use the app's rotate control to rotate the image.
Observe the image during and after the rotation animation.
Current Behavior
After rotating a landscape-oriented image by 90°/270°, some parts of the image appears zoomed or cropped.
The on-screen height/width of the image changes unexpectedly.
The rotated image does not remain fully visible inside the image container.
Expected Behavior
Rotating the image should appears with its actual height/width.
The rotated image should be fully contained within the visible image area (no unexpected zooming or cropping).
Rotation should only change orientation, not the displayed scale or visible portion of the image.
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
What happened?
When a landscape-oriented image is rotated (90°/270°), the displayed image scale changes. It appears zoomed after rotation instead of preserving the same visual scale.
Steps to reproduce
Current Behavior
Expected Behavior
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