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    <p>I'm not sure what the issue is - ensure your <code>UIImageView</code>'s <code>clipsToBounds</code> property is set to <code>NO</code>. You can do this in <code>viewDidLoad</code> after loading from the nib file by referencing your IBOutlet. You shouldn't need to wrap it in another view. <br> <br> <strong>Edit</strong></p> <p>In light of you needing your image to be scaled using aspect fill, you can use the <code>contentsRect</code> property of the <code>UIImageView</code>'s underlying layer to 'simulate' the effect of the contents clipping. <code>contentsRect</code> is rectangle in the unit coordinate space of the layer's content (in this case your image) that defines a sub-rectangle of the contents that should be drawn.</p> <p>With a little bit of maths, we can find this rectangle by comparing the image view size with the image size (accounting for the aspect fill scaling):</p> <pre><code>CGSize imageViewSize = previewImage.size; CGSize imageSize = previewImage.image.size; // Find the scaling required for the image to fit the image view (as for aspect fill). CGFloat imageWidthScale = fabsf(imageViewSize.width / imageSize.width); CGFloat imageHeightScale = fabsf(imageViewSize.height / imageSize.height); CGFloat imageScale = (imageWidthScale &gt; imageHeightScale) ? imageWidthScale : imageHeightScale; // Determine the new image size, after scaling. CGSize scaledImageSize = CGSizeApplyAffineTransform(imageSize, CGAffineTransformMakeScale(imageScale, imageScale)); // Set the layer's contentsRect property in order to 'clip' the image to the image view's bounds. previewImage.layer.contentsRect = CGRectMake(((scaledImageSize.width - imageViewSize.width) / 2.0f) / scaledImageSize.width, ((scaledImageSize.height - imageViewSize.height) / 2.0f) / scaledImageSize.height, imageViewSize.width / scaledImageSize.width, imageViewSize.height / scaledImageSize.height); </code></pre> <p>Doing this, you can leave <code>clipsToBounds</code> set to <code>NO</code> for your image view, but the image will still appear clipped. If you need to change the image view size at all, it might be convenient to wrap this code up into a method that takes a <code>UIImageView</code> as a parameter.</p> <p>I hope this helps.</p>
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    1. COI agree. No wrapping necessary. Just don't clipToBounds - as the shadow is outside of the bounds.
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    2. COThe reason I need clipToBounds is, that image is too big to fit the view and I need to use "Aspect Fill" to make it look good. I could, of course, crop the image itself by drawing it entirely new and then getting a fitting one through UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext(). But wouldn't that be a lot overhead?
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    3. CO@Dennis: If the image is static and will only ever be used at that size, then my first suggestion would be to recreate the image in your image editing software first, and then use it in your project's image view without the need to alter its geometry. If this is not an option, however, then see my edit above.
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