It seems that I mixed the pull request, I was trying a little "hack" to avoid the "blink" problem, the image starts normal then blinks to the proper ace AFTER the face was detected.

I'll fix this pull request and after that I'll send you a link for you to try my fix.

Do you have another example to stress test the library? Preferable one with a UITableView.

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> On 17/01/2014, at 22:09, Croath Liu <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> In bf/bf/BetterFaceClass/UIImageView+BetterFace.m:
> 
> >      if (![self needsBetterFace]) {
> > -        return;
> > +        [self setBetterFaceImage:image];
> Actually, the setBetterFaceImage method should be moved at the first line in this function, because whatever you need BF or not, you should call setImage to let the UIImageView has the image instance to do other necessary things (such as showing the whole picture or saving it to your disk). You may hold the original image in the imageView instance to let it be easy to find.
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