frame about vs frame of

Some examples from the web:

• He takes it out of his backpack, leans out of frame for about five minutes, and then leaves.
• Well, based on her hair, clothes, and excessive use of safety pins, we can put the time frame in about the early '80s.
• The netting from the bed frame supplied about 120 feet of flexible and sturdy wire.
• They weren't specific about time frames.
• I cannot tell you anything about time-frames at this point because the Council has not taken a decision on this.
• Those frames are separated by about a second through the eyes of 35 typically developing two-year-olds, and we freeze one frame, and this is what the typical children are doing.
• The one I went to when one of the investors was making big noise about the frame-up.
• Dust catcher drill attachment makes quick work of any of your small household jobs that require you to drill into your drywall, wood frame, your paneling, door frames, just about anything.
• I mean, what kind of time frame are we talking about?
• How do we frame a question about Cambodia, about the illicit bombing of Cambodia?
• Who may have found out about the affair and tried to frame our suspect.
• He didn't overhear anything about a target or the time frame.
• It's all about how you frame it.
• And there's Bruno about to leave the frame.
• Each frame of the movie has information about itself.
• I should like to conclude with a word about the time frame.
• You can frame it as a conversation about your creative process together, and she'll never even know you're talking about boundaries.
• Tell Ann about the groundbreaking, frame Ann for murder, release a deadly virus into the water supply.
• Just think about it. 3XK, he used a look-alike to try to frame him for murder... a guy with Castle's face.
• It's all about how you frame it.

Some examples from the web:

• He seems to hesitate in leaving the last frame of his own film.
• Such fitting should in principle be carried out in the frame of the EU funded project.
• In 2015 an assessment of the gathered information in the frame of this Recommendation should be undertaken.
• Neither the available scientific literature nor the previous impact study conducted by the Commission in the frame of the Visa Information System proposal presented conclusive evidence on a solidly based age limit for children.
• OK. I need to analyze every frame of this video.
• Each frame of the movie has information about itself.
• We went through every frame of footage from every surveillance camera in the area again.
• Some loss-making commercial services are currently being eliminated in the frame of the 'corrective program' launched at the end of 2008.
• In the frame of the current Council Directive 80/778/EEC of 15 July 1980 on the quality of water intended for human consumption, the substances mentioned by the Honourable Member are neither currently regulated nor monitored.
• This is a freeze frame of the first few seconds.
• Every frame of that story was in my head.
• I have seen every frame of your work.
• I just need one frame of Mandela.
• It's just a frame of...
• Practically every frame of B camera was wobbling exactly in time with your giggling.
• Oliver believes in the good old frame of government.
• They have broken out of the existing frame of victim and perpetrator.
• It was a picture of Earth captured in that frame of Saturn.
• Fits with the time frame of the Damocles' sinking.
• No frame of that video footage can clearly peg you.