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An instant, visual color change inspired by Dan and Dave's Click Change and Ed Marlo's Snap Change. One card visually changes into another with a smooth flourish.
A simple and effective color change done with finesse. Taught in 8 minutes of instruction by daniel+Madison.
What I say- This is a pretty good change, but there are a lot of things wrong with it, and the video. First off, if you wanted to do a trick that goes; Card is selected, put back, x card is shown, x card changes into selection" you would have to control the selection second from the bottom, which is kind of odd if you ask me, so it wouldn't be very simple to get into. Second, is that this, DOES NOT have an instant clean up, like advertised. You do the change, then you clean up. With the Click Change, cleanup is done as you do the change. Thats what I (even though I don't use it) like about the click. It makes a snap change a little less angle sensitive, because of the instant clean-up. I was pretty dissapointed when I saw that this wasn't the case with Gltch, even though it was said by team members it was.
Up untill the clean up, the explanation was great. he went through everything almost too many times, which is always good. But when he got to the clean-up, he was sorta just like "do this" once, and the teaching section ended abruptly.
You can't go against the fact that this looks good. Its a good looking change. The mechanics itself are a little unorthodox, but if your an intermediate card guy, this shouldn't be all too difficult.
one thing that bugged me was there was no mention of Ed Marlo in the video. In the original description of the video, there was no mention of him either. A forum member had to point it out. hmmm
The flourish in the beginning is pretty cool. Nothing mind-numbingly original, but it does the job.
The video quality was obviously good, its t11 we're talkin bout!
Pros
-Looks good
-Good teaching for the most part
-either Madison is short or Dan White is really tall
Cons
-Not as advertised( instant clean-up)
-Bad teaching of clean-up
-The fact that if you wanted to do a trick with it, you gotta control selection second from the bottom.
I would say if you really want to learn this change, go for it, I just can't see myself using it. DnD have a Click Change variation (which I haven't seen) on thir upcoming dvd "andthensome" so since your all 100% going to buy that, I'd wait and just see if this new click variation tops Glitch. I would give Glitch...uhhh....a 4.5 put of 10.
http://www.theory11.com/1on1/
An instant, visual color change inspired by Dan and Dave's Click Change and Ed Marlo's Snap Change. One card visually changes into another with a smooth flourish.
A simple and effective color change done with finesse. Taught in 8 minutes of instruction by daniel+Madison.
What I say- This is a pretty good change, but there are a lot of things wrong with it, and the video. First off, if you wanted to do a trick that goes; Card is selected, put back, x card is shown, x card changes into selection" you would have to control the selection second from the bottom, which is kind of odd if you ask me, so it wouldn't be very simple to get into. Second, is that this, DOES NOT have an instant clean up, like advertised. You do the change, then you clean up. With the Click Change, cleanup is done as you do the change. Thats what I (even though I don't use it) like about the click. It makes a snap change a little less angle sensitive, because of the instant clean-up. I was pretty dissapointed when I saw that this wasn't the case with Gltch, even though it was said by team members it was.
Up untill the clean up, the explanation was great. he went through everything almost too many times, which is always good. But when he got to the clean-up, he was sorta just like "do this" once, and the teaching section ended abruptly.
You can't go against the fact that this looks good. Its a good looking change. The mechanics itself are a little unorthodox, but if your an intermediate card guy, this shouldn't be all too difficult.
one thing that bugged me was there was no mention of Ed Marlo in the video. In the original description of the video, there was no mention of him either. A forum member had to point it out. hmmm
The flourish in the beginning is pretty cool. Nothing mind-numbingly original, but it does the job.
The video quality was obviously good, its t11 we're talkin bout!
Pros
-Looks good
-Good teaching for the most part
-either Madison is short or Dan White is really tall
Cons
-Not as advertised( instant clean-up)
-Bad teaching of clean-up
-The fact that if you wanted to do a trick with it, you gotta control selection second from the bottom.
I would say if you really want to learn this change, go for it, I just can't see myself using it. DnD have a Click Change variation (which I haven't seen) on thir upcoming dvd "andthensome" so since your all 100% going to buy that, I'd wait and just see if this new click variation tops Glitch. I would give Glitch...uhhh....a 4.5 put of 10.
http://www.theory11.com/1on1/
