Often, a user will "roll-off" an image's side. When this happens, it can leave the image in a backward view. To help avoid this, a side roll-in can be used. See the two examples below.

The first image is a front roll-in, the default used throughout this web site. The "feel" is a bit more natural, but the image might be left in a backward view when the user rolls-off the image.

The second image is a side roll-in. Notice the difference?

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