From the creator of "Rubik's Nightmare", CGI, the ULTIMATE VISUAL Card Change effect that can be performed in the real world, your audience will swear this is some kind of CGI !!!

Featured on many of Michael Lam's T.V. appearances and his Magic Castle act. Extreme limited quantity supply, only 30 units available! Only 10 units will be available at Magic Live convention (August 9-12).

Hear what the masters say about this impossible piece of magic:

"I love effects like this, that makes people shake their heads and rub their eyes because at first they think they've seen a camera trick, and then they remember they're watching it live!"
-Michael Ammar

"It's a visual miracle!"
-Dani Daortiz

"What?!"
-Mario Lopez

"It left me breathless. A great magical moment."
-Howard Hamburg

"Fxxk you!"
-Eric Jones

"Michael was very kind and made me a CGI user a few years ago. Absolutely stunning. Amazing method and workmanship! Highly recommended."
-Bob Kohler

"Wow!"
-Lennart Green

"This is crazy!"
-Bill Goodwin

"I want one!"
-Marvin Berglas

"Do not sell this!"
-Yif

"Can I record it with my iPhone?"
-Paul Wilson

Each purchase comes with a CGI gaff card and the instructional video, US$150 worldwide postpaid.
For more information please send email to cardfreakhk@hotmail.com

Full routine : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTsrdjuggBM

As seen on TV : http://www.meipai.com/media/60727071
Don't just dream, stay awake and action!

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Expensive gimmick. But it looks super cool

Why in the WORLD is this $150?

I remembered the moving pips retailing for 30 or 40 dollars last time ... It likely revolves around the basic principle but , this is a little overpriced in my opinion . But ... The price may well keep this effect only in the hands of serious magicians ...

Until the cheap copies appear.

The innovation behind this may very well be worth the price- problem is, it's still a card, and even if it's not paper, I would imagine it's still fragile. If one were to practice enough to look as impressive as it does in the trailer, would you end up needing a replacement?

The idea might well be the price , but I do agree with you . Cards do have a certain life span . Furthermore with extensive performance and handling , I'm afraid it might cause the secret to be visible closeup , due to friction . Well it just might ...

I guess one could try making up one gimmick himself once he understands the concept , so that he could practice using the hand made one and perform using the real one ... Although it might be pretty difficult ...

But at this price , I think they should have just included more gimmicked cards ... It's a whopping $$$ 150 $$$ ...