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benscholz99 Loyal user 282 Posts 
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Can someone give me more information about this effect, and any reviews or comments.
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SOHartist Loyal user Ft. Myers, Florida 211 Posts
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Well, this isn't exactly an actual effect, it is more of an idea. Basically what the effect would look like if it could be done is this: The magician rolls up a sheet of paper like a tunnel and the spectator puts it up to one eye and closes the other eye. Then the magi puts his finger up to the end of the paper tunnel and counts to three, then on three the finger vanishes and so do you(at this point they are not looking through the "tunnel" anymore).
My review is ... well I don't have one because it isn't a reality yet. My comments are that is would be pretty darn unbelievible if we could pull it off. Michael |
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dsilverfield Special user 752 Posts
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What? Where did you guys read about this? I am really curious now. Please enlighten me.
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SOHartist Loyal user Ft. Myers, Florida 211 Posts
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Paul Harris talks about the idea at the end of his Art of Astonishment Vol. 1.
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dsilverfield Special user 752 Posts
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Thanks for the info pal.
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semo Loyal user San Jose, CA 300 Posts
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Does Paul discuss potential methods in the AOA Book? Or is it just the idea of the effect?
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daffydoug Eternal Order Look mom! I've got 14077 Posts
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He discusses methods. I flipped when I read it.
The difficult must become easy, the easy beautiful and the beautiful magical.
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