LIGHT
LIGHT
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LIGHT is much more visual than a typical card trick. It has an amazing moment and a charming presentation.
The effect:
You take out a deck of playing cards which are shuffled, and they ARE shuffled by you or your spectator. Any card can be selected (no force) and the card can even be signed if you want. You then take out a small light bulb and screw it into the middle of the card case. The card is lost in the deck and you place the card case on the table. You then take a card from the top of the deck and move it over the light bulb, nothing happens so you place this card aside. You do this again, one card at a time until suddenly the light bulb lights up on ONE card. You can show that this doesn’t happen with any other card. Only one will make the light bulb light up, the spectator’s card. You can then hand everything out for examination.
The gimmick can be used it for other tricks as well. It wouldn’t take much to adapt this into a living and dead test, a billet routine, or anything that involves finding a selection. It doesn’t have to be playing cards, and it’s fun to play with too!
Remember:
- Simple to perform
- No force
- Takes up little pocket space
- Unique visual effect
- Instant reset
- Start and end clean
- Use any deck of cards
- No gimmicked cards
- Can be done with a borrowed deck
Suitable for close up and parlor magic.
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Steve asks: Can the gimmick stay lit instead of a flash? Can it remain on and not just flash?
- 1. Jim responds:No. In theory, if you hold the card over the lightbulb, it could stay lit, but it will it will not remain on when you move the card away from the bulb.
Thomas asks: Please let me know,is this another trick that is suitable only for video
- 1. Sgkyduyen responds:Hi Thomas, It's a practical utility and you can use it for your live performance
John asks: How does the bulb screw into the card box? Is there simply a hole in the box? Doesn't the bulb tip over when it is screwed in?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:It's a small enough bulb that it doesn't top over (see the trailer).
Paul asks: Can the light be inserted and removed from a regular base or socket and lit with a DC power source separate and apart from the gimmick?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:You can use any lightbulb!
Kenneth asks: Can the gimmick be used in connection with other effects than cards?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:It sure can. It's surprisingly versatile.
Mark asks: I'm only asking because I didn't see it in the trailer: can you flash the light when the spectator holds her card up to it?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:The performer needs to be holding the card.
Royce asks: So is there any difficult sleight of hand involved? Easy is objective for sure and I am a beginner, so I want to get the best trick as possible to fit my skill set.
- 1. Eddie responds:It's easy to do. You will learn some basic idea for this gimmick. In fact, it's an accessory and you can use it for many routines as well.
Stephen asks: Can this be performed while wearing white, cotton gloves? (I am a local Santa Claus.)
- 1. Eddie responds:I'm afraid that you can't, it's possible with the trick in the trailer but the gimmick can be flash
Gary asks: What is included in the complete package please?
- 1. Eddie responds:You will receive a regular light bulb, gimmick, charging cable, a card with a hole on it and an online instruction
- 2. Gary responds:Do you mean a card case with a hole on it? Do you get the marker pen?
Gary asks: How easy is "easy to do" please as I have been duped many times by that description!
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Sadly that's very difficult to answer because "easy" is subjective. It really is easy, but you would still need to practice is.
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