Next steps…

Now, I need to do three things:

1. Tweak the face detection settings so it’s not lame-ass slow.
2. Tweak the face detection settings so that it doesn’t think walls and boxes look like faces.
3. Get a whole bunch of identifiable faces for detection training.

Steps 1 and 2 might turn out to be difficult and error prone.  I know there were settings like minimum face size and tricks like grayscaling images and performing noise reduction that I skipped which may potentially help those problems. 

Step 3, though…  That I’ve already figured out…