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October 8th, 2008

Digital Change - In Play

"Many have been asking me how practical the change is in the context of a trick..."

Justin Miller
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Qwimby17 years ago
Nicely done. I had seen really bad versions of that trick being performed on Youtube. It's nice to see someone that can do it properly. Great job! -Qwimby
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AshwinK17 years ago
Why can't you guys watch the video, leave a nice comment, and just appreciate the performance? Good stuff, but I don't like how everyone is turning this place into a hostile environment. Save that for the forums haha... good video and nice utilization of others' moves. no need to convince the non-believers in here... they don't even know what doing "homework" is anyways...
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AlexKistner17 years ago
some people have been saying this trick involves a palm. The Digital change Does not involve a palm at all. The angles that are sensitive in this change as Justin Said are much like any other change . Hope this clears up that this is not a palm at all.
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Darazan17 years ago
I would like to say, as someone who enjoys magic thoroughly, that you did a great job with it Justin. I may not be able to tell you what you did, but...that's a good thing, isn't it? To have your audience enthralled with your performance and fooled by your trick? Good Job.
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dimosa17 years ago
@ eddie this means you're totally FOOLED! yyihhaaaaaaa D. nice performance
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Tricky Nicky17 years ago
Wow, some of you really need to open your minds. This effect, as with pretty much all effects, are for entertaining laymen. They are not designed with the specific purpose of fooling magicians that get a kick out of trying to completely dissect every magic trick they see. Great work Justin, keep on keepin' on.
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dreamkidz17 years ago
nice sleight JM Hope you can be theory11 Artist & teach us your idea. Peace
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slieghtlyimpossible17 years ago
5/5 Great again Justin...
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Motas17 years ago
I just tried to do this in front of mirror and i almost fooled myself! i like everythig about this change, but except palming part. But i'l practice this :)
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xxGOBxxBLUTHxx17 years ago
everyone seems to be ripping into JM about this one... yet this video is still rated at 4.96...weird. btw, its a gorgeous looking change
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jdstyle17 years ago
... Justin sorry to say this but it was pretty easy to understand, I really dont mean it in a rude way but correct me if im wrong : there is a palming action involve?. I wont say anymore to keep the secret.
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Khazul Ves17 years ago
I don't think he was really trying to fool magicians, I think he was just showing us the change to get our thoughts on how it looks - not our thoughts on the method.
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Justin Miller17 years ago
It's called building suspense..actors sometimes use this tool to DRAW their audience into the scene. JM
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Bizar17 years ago
The change is great but why not just find the card the first time?
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Motas17 years ago
I just found out how to do it :) I think the change is great, but they can watch just from the angles like in video (they must be in front of you )
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Justin Miller17 years ago
Motas, though there are SOME angel restrictions to be aware of, they do not have to be right in front of you for the change to work. Some of the best changes have some angle restrictions..ego, Polaroid, cardini, erdnase etc... JM
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GusEds17 years ago
looks so clean! i think its even beter than the ego change trick, even though the latter is more visual, this one seems less conspicous...
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David.H17 years ago
Loooooks freaking nice
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Justin.Morris17 years ago
I like it Looks good.
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QbanLinx17 years ago
Thoroughly enjoyed the use of the digital change in quick routine. Still blown away on how you did it. -Steve
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trashmanf17 years ago
[EDITED - Speculation of Method / Technique]
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Aron Prins17 years ago
Hey J, Looking good dude! We'll talk soon, lots of stuff happened man.... way too much ;) Cheers, Aron
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