Cheese Smile

Without revealing anything, if you think you know how this is done, you're probably wrong. It's a lot more basic than you think, and not in a good way. There is no green screen type tech, there is no auto placement or sizing of the card, the card can't be rotated, and the options for making it blend in to the lighting are practically non-existent so it looks very much like a photo manipulation unless you get the lighting perfect.

The pro's to this are, the very fast selection of which card to use, so you could even do a truly random card and with a quick peek or marked deck, use the random card they picked.

If you think you now know how to do this trick, and you think you could do it in a photo editor, then by all means do that, because you can. You'd be buying this solely for the convenience of not having to prepare any transparent cut-out card images on your computer or phone before the trick, and having a full deck of images at your disposal quickly.

Cheese Smile is a bit cheesy, but for the price not a ripoff. The previous review sums up pretty well the faults. Also, I think the writeup on your website is a little misleading.

This trick is a joke.

Alignment is not easy to accomplish when you or the subject moves. No forgiveness of alignment means the photo just looks bad.

Ive gotten a couple to look decent, but under any scrutiny and it's obvious.

Don't waste your money like I did.

This is not going to be for the professional. You probably aren't going to be adding this to your routine if you are already doing advanced magic. What this is, is an okay card reveal. When I got these in for my store and looked at it, I thought it was okay for the price. $16, you get an okay card reveal that is always with you. I just got these in yesterday and the reactions I have gotten have been pretty good.

It does take some time to align it correctly. No rotation makes it difficult because the software gimmick is slightly rotated, but the reactions I have already gotten have made it worth $16 for me.