Infallible offers a combination mentalism and card trick that offers a
strong prediction.
I’ve definitely seen the basic effect and method before, but the effect
makes use of a couple of brilliant innovations.
You can read my review here.
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Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Review of Collision V2 by Ravi Mayar and MagicTao
Collision V2 teaches close-up magic with everyday objects such as finger rings, gum,
matches, coins and more. And notably, there are no card tricks.
The effects by Ravi Mayar aren't difficult to learn and perform and most are quite visual. You'll find that many require gimmicks that you learn to make. I found lots to like.
You can read my review here.
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The effects by Ravi Mayar aren't difficult to learn and perform and most are quite visual. You'll find that many require gimmicks that you learn to make. I found lots to like.
You can read my review here.
More Reading:
Exploring Magical Presentations by Eugene Burger
Review of Noted 2.0 by Gary Jones and Magic Tao
Review of OCD Deck by Andrew Gerard and SansMinds
Review of the Vernet Card Guard
Does one really need a card guard? I personally don't use one but know several magicians that do to protect their decks of cards and keep them in good working order. (A conventional card guard is a partial sleeve that fits tightly over a box of playing cards.)
Card guards are traditionally made of metal but the Vernet Card Guard is made of ABS plastic. It offers an advantage in that it's lighter in weight. If you've ever had a deck of cards in your pocket with a metal card guard, this is a significant difference.
Plastic Versus Metal
And although it's made of plastic and not metal, from what I can tell, it mechanically serves every function of a metal card guard. It applies constant pressure to the cards to keep them in working order.
The only downside is that the Vernet Card Guard, while it's pleasing in appearance, just doesn't look as cool or edgy as most metal card guards. And from this standpoint, it's all personal preference.
Distributed by Murphy's Magic
Card guards are traditionally made of metal but the Vernet Card Guard is made of ABS plastic. It offers an advantage in that it's lighter in weight. If you've ever had a deck of cards in your pocket with a metal card guard, this is a significant difference.
Plastic Versus Metal
And although it's made of plastic and not metal, from what I can tell, it mechanically serves every function of a metal card guard. It applies constant pressure to the cards to keep them in working order.
The only downside is that the Vernet Card Guard, while it's pleasing in appearance, just doesn't look as cool or edgy as most metal card guards. And from this standpoint, it's all personal preference.
Distributed by Murphy's Magic
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Review of Two Mentalism Products by Romano
Looking for some new angles on mentalism?
I've recently been introduced to Romanos, a magician with a new DVD called Mentally Exposed and a peek device called The Business.
With "The Business," Romanos has created a powerful peek device that looks like an ordinary business card case.
On his "Mentally Exposed" DVD, he shows you how to make utility props to switch currency and billets and view a picture that a spectator has drawn on a business card.
You can read my reviews of Romanos well done mentalism products here.
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I've recently been introduced to Romanos, a magician with a new DVD called Mentally Exposed and a peek device called The Business.
With "The Business," Romanos has created a powerful peek device that looks like an ordinary business card case.
On his "Mentally Exposed" DVD, he shows you how to make utility props to switch currency and billets and view a picture that a spectator has drawn on a business card.
You can read my reviews of Romanos well done mentalism products here.
More Reading:
Business Card Card-iographic
Review of Canned Card
Review of Ultimate Self Working Card Tricks Volume 2
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