Double Exposure by Asi Wind
Created by: Asi Wind
Key features
Impromptu and uses a borrowed deck and spectator's phone camera
No gimmicks required, making it highly practical and deceptive
Two versions: direct with instant reset and extended for a clean deck
Beginner to intermediate difficulty, requiring practice for smooth execution
Manageable angles suitable for small group performances
Affordable and recommended to purchase from authorized sellers
Leaves a lasting souvenir on the spectator's device
Pros
Highly visual and impossible effect that astonishes spectators
Versatile for various performance settings like close-up or street magic
Clean reset allows for seamless integration into routines
Comparable in impact to classic tricks like The Ambitious Card
Cons
Requires practice to master certain moves and ensure smooth performance
Angles may limit it to small groups, not suitable for large audiences
Effect
Double Exposure by Asi Wind creates a powerful moment where a spectator's chosen card appears on their own phone screen. The magician uses a borrowed phone and a regular deck of cards. The spectator takes a photo, and the image of their selected card is visible on the screen. This provides an impossible souvenir that the spectator can keep.
Full details
Double Exposure is an impromptu card trick. It requires no gimmicks or special props. You only need a standard deck and a spectator's mobile phone. The trick has two versions. The direct version resets instantly. The extended version leaves the deck completely normal for further magic. Angles are manageable, making it suitable for close-up performances with small groups.
Who should consider the trick
This trick is ideal for card magicians who perform for small groups. It suits performers who want a strong visual effect that uses everyday objects. It is especially useful for those who like to leave a lasting impression with a digital souvenir. Scott Perry states that it is a must-know trick, comparing its importance to The Ambitious Card.
Information on how difficult it is to perform
Double Exposure is rated as beginner to intermediate in difficulty. Some practice is needed for certain moves to ensure smooth execution. With dedicated rehearsal, most magicians can perform it effectively. The method is logical and well within the reach of those with basic card handling skills.
What magicians say
Scott Perry highly recommends Double Exposure. He praises its impromptu nature and the powerful moment it creates. He says, "It's a hard-hitting magic trick that leaves an impossible souvenir on the spectator's phone." He also notes that it is affordable and advises purchasing from authorized sellers to support the creator. Craig Petty mentions the trick in a broader discussion, indicating it is a notable effect within the magic community.
What people are saying about Double Exposure
Craig Petty says...
For those struggling with a creative block, he advises magicians with an idea but no method to reverse-engineer the problem, often by studying existing principles that could achieve the desired effect.
EverythingMagicPro99 says...
Double Exposure by Asi Wind is a must-know for card magicians, praised for its impromptu nature and uniqueness. It's a hard-hitting magic trick that leaves an impossible souvenir on the spectator's phone.
Review videos
Asi Wind Double Exposure Review (INSANE Card Trick Performed by David Blaine)
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