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by Emmanuel » Jun 4th, '07, 15:20
Can it be made unnoticeable? Something that I have experimenting with the flippant move where normally it is impossible to cover the unnoticeable movement. Tilt it and experiment with the smallest fraction of movement and I got something close to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3aGR1Fv3N4
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by mattmagic » Jun 4th, '07, 15:32
I for one think that is quite impressive!!!
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by monker59 » Jun 4th, '07, 15:45
I thought it was great. I don't think you need to fiddle with it.
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by Schwen » Jun 4th, '07, 15:53
what monker said, no lay person is gonna have a clue how you did that!
very nice
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by Citrus » Jun 4th, '07, 18:31
Schwen wrote:what monker said, no lay person is gonna have a clue how you did that!
very nice
Maybe when watching the video, however i might look a bit obvious if its done right in front of them live.
Still it looks very impressive.
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by LeftEye » Jun 4th, '07, 19:05
As citrus said, the bad video quality contributed to how the move looks. If done well enough then there is a possibility it might work but I'm doubtful.
Still good to see people using the move

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