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Christopher Special user 531 Posts 
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I had a credit card sized translucent gimmick that was as a packet trick for years. The gimmick would be turned 90 degrees to give the illusion that the middle of a pencil held under the card would appear to vanish. Can anyone help me out with the name of this effect/gimmick? I need to find out what optic principle the gimmick used for something I am building. Thanks in advance.
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Leo H Inner circle 1334 Posts
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Geoff Pfeiffer Regular user 105 Posts
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Here is a link which will help answer your questions.
https://themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=523517 |
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Cub Sines New user Finland (Ostrobothnia) 50 Posts
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Lubor's lens is the exact name of the gimmick asked.
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Pauldelafontaine New user 43 Posts
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Is this the one from Paul Harris's TA set?
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Jerry Inner circle Some where in Florida 1405 Posts
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Quote:
On Jan 6, 2020, Pauldelafontaine wrote: Yes, that was included in the kit, along with the DVD's. |
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newguy Elite user 411 Posts
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Reality Twister
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