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I have imageViews as content for in the UIScrollView. If a user is viewing a potrait picture (320x480) and moves the iPhone in landscape orientation - the image stretches to occupy full screen. I want to restrict the image to stretch. I want a functionality similar to the photos app where image is scaled down and shows black strips in left and right.

Anyone with any suggestion how I can achieve this - would be a great help!

AJ.
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When you rotate, instead of letting your UIIMageView expand, resize its frame to be what you want it to be...that should take care of it.

Daniel
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  • Yes - I figured that out just after posting the question. But I guess I will have to scale the image too. Otherwise it shows only a part of the image. Any idea how can I do that? – AJ. Jul 31 '09 at 13:28
  • Got it to work! Though the fix is not related to the view resize. All I had to do was add this line 
     view.contentMode = UIViewContentModeScaleAspectToFit;
    THis thing would take care of it all.     – AJ. Jul 31 '09 at 14:10
  • This can also be done in Interface Builder, by selecting "Aspect Fit" from "Mode" under the "View" section. – rid Jan 18 '13 at 15:16