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Seriously, this made my day.

Great, and ? Distortion also existed years before...

You can often watch him doing card magic or whatever beside the "stage magic", and in cards for example he shows a good understanding and skill and he is a very very good performer. Of course, if it was camera editing or camera editing + stooges to prove there was no editing, I don't like it...

Seriously....it was DnD's Trilogy....yeah, I was a little wannabe-kid, looking up to the high effects and wanted to do them immediately :D But I found out quick that I should try different things first, I did so and nowadays the Trilogy is welcome.

You can learn it from "Akira Fujii's Card Magic Anthology"-DVD, unfortunately it is not translated into English. Here you can buy it, but only if you are from Japan : http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/switch-language/product/B0006ZXEVQ/503-5585341-3791166?ie=UTF8&language=en%5FJP

Jem - 24 Regards Lucas

This is a huge world ;) Ye, nothing new, but I liked the handling, was not some super stiff, bad quality thing. But for the editing, you should not show something, then blend in text for a few seconds and come back to the trick, show it entirely and uncovered.

I don't know if it would be fair to take money for that... I mean I would wish some more of these tipps as advices from some pros, just helping, unlike a trick.

Yup, I also was curious about that, because you actually cannot see any palm, but it is cut a bit strange there. But maybe he simply used the moment that the woman riffle shuffles the deck, but of course she is not very good at it and as you can see it is more a block shuffle, the top block is...

Ben teaches a bottom deal, which is a variation from the classic Erdnase BD. Or what do you mean ? Name the part where he does it.

'A bad day in magic is better than a good day in the office" - Aaron Fisher Really true, once you got it down.

They use text, arrows, etc., and the slow-down is really good, they repeat the steps several times, from different angles, you can learn really good from it.

Well I even say that without washing hands and dropping cards they hold very long for me. Just give used decks a break of several weeks and they are pretty good again, not totally new, but there is probably no need of buying new ones. The only negative point about them is that they look dirty...

For me, every single deck lasts till infinity. Bicycles or Tallys are still good for fanning after months, Wynns lump badly, but you still can use them for cuts, at least me does. Don't know why everybody has such a high wastage of decks, every single of mine is holy. Oh and for your second...

Addition : Don't know if you mean that, but many people's problem is that their first finger pushes the bottom card(s) too strong to the right when applying pressure.

So true. I personally don't think it is very visual, at least not the 'most visual change ever'. I mean you are shaking the card/hand, there are changes that don't need much cover and are 'blink-on-an-eye' visual. But still waiting for DM's.

First off : no, not the typical attitude. The thing with reading the rules and using the search are just meant positive, it will be much nicer to see the other threads about it, there are probably many persons which share the same theory as yours, and you would probably get a better look on that...

This thread is "unproductive", and for the people, maybe you are about to become one. Warm welcome to the forums, but there are rules that you should read. In addition there is a search. For your "theory", Sleight_of_Hand's post is correct, just wait and see.

Ben Harris' Superflip, simply fits the best for the moment.

http://www.dananddave.com/newsletter/MARCH/ Don't be so lazy.