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Hidden iPhone comic book photo filters: Where to find and how to use them

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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Introduction:

The iPhone is known for its high-quality camera and myriad of features that allow users to take stunning pictures. However, many people are unaware of the hidden comic book photo filters that can turn your pictures into amazing works of art. In this article, we’ll reveal where to find these hidden filters and how to use them effectively.

Finding the Hidden Comic Book Filters:

The hidden comic book filters are not located in the main Camera or Photos app, but rather in a lesser-known app called “Clips.” Clips is an Apple-developed app designed for creating short videos with various effects and captions.

To access these comic book filters, follow these steps:

1. Open the Clips app on your iPhone. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, install it from the App Store.

2. Tap on the “+” icon in the Clips main screen to create a new project.

3. In the new project window, you’ll see a live view from your camera.

4. Swipe up on the carousel located just below the camera view. This will reveal an assortment of effects, including several comic book filters.

Using the Comic Book Filters:

Once you’ve accessed the available comic book photo filters, it’s time to start taking some fun pictures that look like they came straight out of a comic.

Here’s how to apply a comic book filter while taking a photo:

1. Swipe left or right on the filter carousel in Clips until you find a desired comic book effect.

2. Frame your shot within the camera viewfinder while keeping an eye on how the effect alters your live image.

3. Make various facial expressions or pose differently until you find a look that perfectly matches your chosen effect.

4. Press and hold down on the circular red record button at the bottom of Clips for about three seconds, capturing an ersatz “photo” using the comic book effect.

5. Release the button, then tap on the small square thumbnail in the bottom-left corner to view your newly-created image.

6. To save the image to your Photos app, tap on the share arrow in the bottom-right corner and select “Save Video.”
Tip: Since you’re taking a photo using a video application, you can edit it afterward using any video editing app that supports frame-by-frame editing.

Conclusion:

While not immediately obvious, Apple’s Clips app houses several exciting comic book filters that can add a touch of creativity to your iPhone photography endeavors. By following our instructions above, you can transform ordinary photos into captivating comic-inspired visuals.

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