Magic Trick or Camera Trick? 🤔

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[pete]

He's right, it only worked one time

[henrik-jl]

He flips the behind card when blocking the camera. Fingers switched😂

[DimebagDan]

Who needs misdirection when you can just obscure the viewer's entire field of vision 🤣🤣🤣

[maryelvira]

The moment he covered the other half of the card, I just knew it was gonna change somehow

[SpendingAddict]

It only looks so fantastic because you're watching it on a screen. A clever magician could probably do this with an audience of one as close quarters magic but it's very angle sensitive. Anyone else sitting nearby would be able to see through the trick immediately.

[Secretgeek]

I mean, I can guess how it's done but that takes nothing away with how magical it looks. It's one of those "You've just changed reality!" feelings that great magic gives you.

[ChrisLee-yrtz]

I guess that can only ever work on camera.

[ChipDip]

I got it, I understand how it works


2 cards are attached in the correct form, one card is torn, the other false card is then unfolded to show a torn king, then when the small card is put next to the unfolded card once he hid it, it looks like magic, props needed

[springbloom]

It didn't work the first time, because 1) when you obscured the camera, I was looking for a switch or a change and then 2) the piece in your right hand was clearly larger and your fingers changed position; which always gives away switches and changes.

I would suggest working the change differently so that the camera isnt obscured, because that made it obvious.

[Infinitboundaries]

its only works on camera. also need a camera with 2 point focus. i think its called area focus. you can also see the card flip shadow on his shirt.

[chriswright]

if he could just work on not changing which fingers are holding the piece in his right hand, he'd have a really good trick.

[matincdk]

Coming from a magician, this guy is a really good magician!!!

[YahyaKhashaba]

Everyone saying he "switched" it behind the other half, no, it's the same. It just unfolded into double the size. It was just a folded piece of card.

[commonsensemediaintl]

The camera trick happened around the 8 to 9 seconds, take note

[FlashLion]

I noticed that due to the finger size difference. Due to so many magicians behind a camera, you need to notice the slightest differences.

[dirtysilver]

The scale of the fingers give this illusion away. When the right card blocks out the left hand that's when the switch is made. He always holds the left card closer.

[LadoDvali]

He is best never seen so many tricks so good!
Why he does not have any shows in Vegas?

[redflag]

I can tell how magicians do their tricks.. I just can’t do the tricks lol 😂 .. he tears the card then replaces the turn side with a smaller version, hides the torn card behind the other torn side, then aligns the smaller card with the perspective of the camera so when he brings the smaller card and the torn card together it completes the illusion.. brilliant trick

[souljuh]

Nice switch. You can see the blue line bordering the kings change when he brings one side closer to the camera. His finger positioning changes as well. With all that said, he does the trick so smooth, I still watched it a few more times

[Naymy]

I understood the swap, but it took me a few rewatches to nail down the angle / perspective. Very smooth.