Messages comic book filter removed

I see in the iPhone User Guide iOS 12 that it shows the iPhone SE is indeed supported.

Is it possible that you turned Reduced Motion ON?

if so, turn it off.

General>Accessibility> Reduce Motion>Disable Reduce Motion. (the button should be all white now, no green showing).

Restart your phone. Then check if Comic book came back.

Can you get me a screenshot of the filters effects that ARE showing for you in iMessage? Did you also have Ink, Watercolor?

I just contacted Apple about this since I can't seem to access the feature on my 6S, and they informed me that "high-end" filters such as Comic Book, Watercolor Ink, Comic Mono, and Watercolor Mono only work on iPhone 7 and up.

In the iOS 12 User Guide*, it states that models which support camera effects (but not necessarily the high-end camera effects) include iPhone SE, 6s, 6s Plus, 7, 7 Plus, 8, 8 Plus, X, Xs, and Xs Max.

*Page 390 of the iOS 12 User Guide

Yes, I have the user guide and it does state that those models iPhone are supported.

Apparently there was a mistake in the iOS 12 user guide.

Dor those searching, Comic Book filter + five other filters do NOT work on :

iPhone SE

iPhone 6s

iPhone 6s Plus

only iPhone 7 or higher.

NWRobotics wrote:

I just contacted Apple about this since I can't seem to access the feature on my 6S, and they informed me that "high-end" filters such as Comic Book, Watercolor Ink, Comic Mono, and Watercolor Mono only work on iPhone 7 and up.

In the iOS 12 User Guide*, it states that models which support camera effects (but not necessarily the high-end camera effects) include iPhone SE, 6s, 6s Plus, 7, 7 Plus, 8, 8 Plus, X, Xs, and Xs Max.

I just realized something: The user guide for iOS 12 is NOT incorrect, per se:

Because all of the iPhones listed support "camera effects" - it is indeed correct.

However, all the phones listed do not support all of the camera effects.

Please go to this link where you will see the iOS 12 user guides. You can choose the iPhone or iPad user guide and download it to your device for free. It will open in Books app.

there, it tells you which models are supported 🙂

and also how how to use iOS 12

http://https://support.apple.com/en_US/manuals

And you’ve definitely upgraded to iOS 12.0.1?

I am saying in this forum that people are saying they’ve had those filters and they’ve disappeared. Perhaps it will be fixed soon by Apple.

You would not have Animojis with an iPhone SE.

Also missing on iPhone 6s Plus, ios 12.0.1

I too have the same problem with both my 6S's. Both on 12.0.1

same problem with. 2018 ipad pro but not certain if they were ever present but not there now.

same

There is no iPad Pro 2018.