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by **supa - n** » Feb 25th, '05, 21:38

at last it worked out fine i guess

by **petros** » Feb 25th, '05, 23:33

its good that you know the trick
and that you showing them on this forum but you must and go practice on dubbel lifts and covering get ready's if you understand what i mean

( do this before you go out and performe you're ambitious card routine !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

good luck

onley does the trick if you mastering them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by **Jeremy** » Feb 25th, '05, 23:35

I think he really means what he says... i mean look at the exclamation points

by **petros** » Feb 25th, '05, 23:38

sorry but my english is not so good
am from belgium!

excuse me for that!

by **supa - n** » Feb 25th, '05, 23:39

i know thats why im showing the movie to get hints on them double lifts

by **Jeremy** » Feb 25th, '05, 23:49

I was not criticizing your English, and it looks plenty good to me. I hope it didn't come across that way.

by **Jeremy** » Feb 25th, '05, 23:52

Wells one hint would be to look and see how you flip jus tone card. Try and get your double lifts to look just like that.

The DL is the magicians bread in butter in my opinion. In card magic it is the most prominent sleight, and I think it might be second to the palm in “in your face" difficulty. It has to look so natural you can’t even tell the difference.

by **MagicIain** » Feb 26th, '05, 12:19

Jeremy wrote:The DL is the magicians bread in butter in my opinion. In card magic it is the most prominent sleight

Neither of these statements are true I'm afraid.

Though useful, and the key to many, many powerful effects, the DL is not the be all and end all of card magic. From wherever you learn it (other than copying non-instructional videos off the internet), the advice that always accompanies the DL is that it is best used sparingly.

by **the_mog** » Feb 26th, '05, 13:21

ok back to the ORIGINAL reason for the thread being posted.

Supa-n all i can suggest is becoming more comfortable with the sleights you are using, too much fumbling with cards makes it obvious that your doing something. The actual routine itself was good..all i can suggest is (all together now!) Practise, Practise and Practise some more :mrgreen:

by **the_mog** » Feb 26th, '05, 14:08

heres what i mean... ive made a quick clip of the same routine as yours using the same sleights but without the fumbling about with the cards... now I'm not saying its perfect but it shows that your routine can be done without fumbling

by **spurman** » Feb 26th, '05, 14:41

Hey guys!

Again, well done Mog - another great clip :wink:

(whens the DVD out :lol:

?)

Just a point - did you pick 'none-bordered cards' on purpose or were they just to hand? The point being for Supa-n that non bordered cards are more 'forgiving' when using DL's !!

L8R

by **supa - n** » Feb 26th, '05, 14:51

nice one mogg ill try to get it better

by **the_mog** » Feb 26th, '05, 14:56

a pack of Bees was all that i had at the time BUT it raises a good point that non bordered cards DO hide a lot of things (especially when doing second deals etc) BUT the downside is that it makes it a LOT harder to use for effects like Triumph etc

by **supa - n** » Mar 10th, '05, 18:57

its hard to get ready for a DL in front of a cam , u cant distract

by **Takashikun** » Apr 5th, '05, 14:15

video not working...what's happening?

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