Windows 10: Can't rotate an image without it automatically cropping

I want to crop an image into a square, then rotate it so it's upright. But every time I try to straighten it, the app zooms in, then crops parts of the image I want to keep. I can't zoom back out. I was able to crop and rotate a different image last night without any problems. Here's the part of the image I want:


And here's what happens when I try to straighten it:

Any idea how I can get the app to work the way it usually does?

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MS Photos default setting to Crop and Rotate

Hi. We use MS Photos to crop hundreds and hundreds of photos every week. Is there any way to set a default that when we move from one image to the next MS Photos automatically brings us the Crop and Rotate screen? At present, once we save an image and
click on the next arrow, we have to click through several screens to get back to the Crop and Rotate screen.

Thanks.

 

MS Photos default setting to Crop and Rotate

Hello Mark,

Currently, the easiest way to go to the Crop and Rotate option is by selecting the Edit option or by pressing the Ctrl + E shortcut. This is default by design.
We recommend that you post your feedback and suggestion regarding the Photos App through Microsoft's Feedback Hub. To create some new feedback, you may follo0w the steps provided in this link.

Feel free to post your query should you need help.

 

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