In the Image editor, you'll find a checkbox item for "Use canvas as frame background."

If you have tried to use this feature on a frame that contains an image, you will not see any change or effect.

This feature will ONLY work with an empty frame. It transforms the frame into a lens that mirror exactly what is underneath it.

Combined with other image and frame editor effects, you can create a very interesting composition.

Do the following to see the interesting effects it can add to your projects.

1. Add one or more images, as you normally would, to your canvas

2. Draw an empty frame on your canvas.

3. Open the image editor's General tab, and turn on "User canvas as frame background" and turn off "Show 'drop photo here' when empty".

4. At this point, you can play around with Image and Frame editor preferences.

Here is an example how this feature can be used in different ways...

Original Image with basic "overlay" frame	"overlay" frame with a shadow	"overlay" frame with RGB shift (Image editor)
	three "overlay" frames, one with b/w turned on, two with sepia (no borders, shadows)	three "overlay" frames stacked, with shadows and a tinted border

`