10 Levels of Sleight of Hand: Color Changes

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CREDITS:
The opening color change is Ed Marlo's snap change. The second standalone color change is known as the Erdnase two-handed transformation, but was apparently invented by Houdini.
The introductory display sequence is a combination of a handling by Darwin Ortiz and techniques from Brother John Hamman. Levels 1 - 6 come from "New Darwin's Wild Card," published in Lessons in Card Mastery (detailed credits for the various moves and phases are in the book). Level 7 is based on the classic wild card move, developed by Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser. Levels 8 - 10 (for which I don't want to give too much away) are based on a combination of ideas from Pedro Morillo, Dai Vernon, E.L. Whitford, and others.

[DanielRoyMagic]

CREDITS:
The opening color change is Ed Marlo's snap change. The second standalone color change is known as the Erdnase two-handed transformation, but was apparently invented by Houdini.
The introductory display sequence is a combination of a handling by Darwin Ortiz and techniques from Brother John Hamman. Levels 1 - 6 come from "New Darwin's Wild Card, " published in Lessons in Card Mastery (detailed credits for the various moves and phases are in the book). Level 7 is based on the classic wild card move, developed by Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser. Levels 8 - 10 (for which I don't want to give too much away) are based on a combination of ideas from Pedro Morillo, Dai Vernon, E.L. Whitford, and others.

[mutuallybeneficialtransaction]

Astute observers will be able to figure exactly how these tricks were done. If you slow your playback speed to .5 you can clearly see the moment at the beginning of the video when he exchanges his soul for magical powers.

[joshi_angelo]

The sleight of hand in this video is out of this world, wow.

[Roll_Vids]

I'm one of those jerks that loves to take the mystery out of magic by figuring out the tricks. Shortly into THIS routine, I found myself just enjoying watching the pretty cards change in front of my eyes. Excellent presentation!

[ValensBellator]

Sleight of hand masters never cease to amaze me. Seriously, this was so impressive!!

[robertparry]

I know the basics of how some card tricks are done, but the brilliant off-handedness of your performance, stitching them together all in one take, is something else entirely. Bravo !

[AndyCotgreave]

THANK YOU for doing on screen magic without edits. It's so refreshing, and anti-zeitgeist. But it's so genuine. I don't care how many takes it takes to get the final one, the ones you publish are flawless.

[windfury]

Uh.... what the hell was that was completely unbelievably awesome!

I'm no magician but usually I have some minor idea how stuff is done... but I've got nothing here at all.

That was superb!

[IchigoDaNye]

I figured it out. This is quite a simple trick. Daniel just hacked the matrix.

[amiraliroohi]

to take a note out of Penn and Tellers book, there is a beauty in this set of tricks that you did which distracts us from the dull reality we are trapped in but also reminds us there are always two faces to a coin so we can remain hopeful if we dont like the way things are we can change them.

[gimpzilla]

I'd like to know genuinely how long you've worked on this routine. I'm amazed by your timing and pattern. It feels like a long set of biddel. My brain cannot develop long sessions like this, nice work

[tomthecat]

Levels five six and seven, made me realize that I needed to subscribe to your channel. 👍🏾😏

[tedbear]

The first time I watched the trick I was amazed, but when I showed someone else after learning more about magic I figured them out all the way until leve 10 and want to say how well you managed the concealing of the cards and how clever you formatted the presentation. Thanks to you I now feel confident that my learning of tricks like the back palm or just simple ones like the double lift, that I was able to notice many times in these tricks, has paid off.

[inbredbanana]

Dude. I can usually follow your movements, but in this one I'm just dumbfounded.

I gotta learn this one

[atherisGAY]

Your videos are just... amazing. I have no idea why I am learning these tricks, I do not have any ambitions to cheat at cards, I don't want to show tricks to anyone.
It's just.. your passion and joy is contagious.
You are very charming and a great teacher.

[Nosceteipsum]

Man, not even with zoom + 0.25 speed I can figure out a lot of stuff you do. You very good

[vishwajeetholkar]

This is an Elite level of sleight of hands...Awesome work... Mesmerizing

[JeffO-]

One of the more entertaining things I've seen in a long time. Thanks for posting it.

[Dihen_J]

ik how its done and the moves plus the special cards
but cannot do it right away its just so perfect and the practise went into this is so admirable
i love ittt keep it up your videos gives me hope every time

[jez]

With regard to people worrying about camera trickery, you could always put something like a lava lamp in the background so that people can see that there aren't any cuts. Plus it would look cool.