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"Looking for a quick way to creep out your friends?\nMeet FaceSwap, an iPhone app that lets you instantly swap faces \u2014 yes, faces \u2014 with your friends in photos.  Using Face detecting technology the app is able to find all of the faces in a photo, crop them, and swap them instantly.\nOnce FaceSwap does its initial swap, you can pinch and zoom to perfectly position the faces. Finished photos can be saved to your camera roll, or shared on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram from directly within the app.\nRegularly $1.99, FaceSwap is currently free for a limited time.\nDefinitely a fun time, the app isn\u2019t without its issues as well.\nPossibly because the app is free, you have to navigate through quite a few ads when you initially launch it, as well as deal with pretty regular push notifications within the app for \u201CFace Bomb\u201D another iPhone app by the same developer. The ads don\u2019t prevent you from swapping faces, but they do make for a pretty obnoxious journey.\nFaceSwap also runs into a bit of difficulty when trying to detect faces in darker photos or in pictures where someone\u2019s face is turned. That means that for the most part you\u2019re restricted to using it on well-lit images where everyone in the photo is facing forward.\nCheck out a demo of FaceSwap in action in the video above.\nWhat do you think of FaceSwap? Cool or Creepy? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.\nImage by Mashable, Newsy\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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