Do make-up mirrors make the list, or are they to big, Whats the recommded shape and size when working with angles and getting a clear image. I cant find to much info on the subject ,but annemann and cordina touch on this topic a bit. Is this an effect way to get a little info secretly. cheers!

If you read up on gamblers methods, all will become apparent...

Unless you want to enter into a CAR ACCESSORY shop...

I took a shine to mikame personally...

I like the "reflective" type of mirrors personally...

A small one!

Paolo is right on the money (as per). Go to a car accessory shop and pick up the smallest stick-on wide angle mirror they have. They are made of plastic and are easy to cut down to half dollar size or so to fit your palm. I use a knife-tipped wood burning tool. Works perfectly. Cheers.

Christopher

I have used Mylar tape!

Bob Sanders
Magic By Sander

Break some spoons, leave the broken bowls on the table... Impromptu miracle!

After aquiring the mirror that you can palm or whatever...please remember you cant peek if it is dark.Take into account the light source...learnt it the hard way.

Another great mirror is the type that you use to look at your teeth. long plastic handle with a mirror about the size of a nickel. I have a ebook on how to make a really good one, just need to find out who put it out and ill pass on the info. it was really affordable

Ok, I found the link and it's only $10 for the ebook and $20 for the hard book, gimmick, and case!! plus you would be buying directly from Tony Chapparo. http://505magician.tripod.com/unmarked.htm

You might try to find a "first surface" mirror, where the reflective surface is not on the back of the mirror but on the front. Less distortion; objects become easier to identify at a glance.

James Riser makes a Coin with a convex mirror on the back, made just for this purpose. It can be held in base finger palm position very nicely.

Bob