# Frame (spin) > One image of a 360 spin, taken at a given rotation angle. Also known as: spin frame. Category: 360, 3D and output formats. In a 360 spin, a frame is a single image captured at one angle of rotation. A typical spin has 24 to 60 frames at evenly spaced angles, such as every 15° for 24 frames. ## How PhotoRobot uses it Each frame of a PhotoRobot spin holds the photograph and can carry OCR data and hotspot settings. Not to be confused with the [FRAME](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/frame) robot. ## Related terms - [360 spin](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/360-spin): An interactive sequence of images of a rotating product that the viewer can turn with the mouse or a finger. - [Hotspot](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/hotspot): A clickable point on a product image or spin that opens a detail image, zoom or annotation. - [FRAME](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/frame): PhotoRobot all-in-one machine combining a glass-plate turntable with a robotic camera arm, built for 3D modeling.