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Print by Anthony Stan

Created by: Anthony Stan

Print is a visually striking close-up card magic trick where a playing card appears to print itself onto another surface, such as paper or another card, in an impossible and direct manner. This effect is designed for high visual impact and shareability, making it suitable for quick performances in close-up or parlor settings, as well as for social media. Buyers should note that it may involve advanced card techniques like the Ascanio spread, Elmsley count, or frustration count, which are not taught in the product, and the routine can be cumbersome with multiple cards, potentially reducing its practicality for some performers.

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Print by Ninh - - Video Download from Magicbox
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Key features

  • Involves manipulation or production of a printed image on a playing card or paper

  • Designed for clean visuals and direct magical effects

  • Suitable for close-up and parlor magic performances

  • Focuses on high visual impact and shareability for social media

  • May require knowledge of advanced card techniques not included in the product

Pros

  • Visually impressive and creates astonishment

  • Uses everyday objects like paper for relatable magic

  • Commercially available and professionally produced

Cons

  • Relies on advanced card techniques that are not taught

  • Routine can be cumbersome with awkward handling of multiple cards

  • Trailer may misrepresent the cleanliness and simplicity of the trick

Effect

The Print magic trick shows a playing card appearing to print itself onto another surface. A spectator sees a blank card or paper. The magician performs a simple action. An image of a playing card then appears on that surface. The effect is visual and direct. It creates a moment of impossibility for the audience.

Full details

Print is a packet trick. This means it uses a small group of specially prepared cards. The effect involves the transformation of a blank surface into a printed playing card. The method is self-contained. You receive the necessary gaff cards to perform it immediately. No extra preparation is needed before each performance. The routine is designed for quick, impactful magic.

Who should consider the trick

Magicians who perform close-up or parlor magic should consider Print. It is good for performers who want a visual trick. It works well for social media or quick performances. The trick uses everyday objects like cards and paper. This makes it relatable for audiences. If you value clean visuals and direct effects, this trick is for you.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is not difficult to perform. The method is straightforward. Basic card handling skill is sufficient. You do not need advanced sleight of hand. The trick is suitable for magicians of all skill levels. You can learn it quickly. Practice will make the performance smooth.

What magicians say

Alakazam Magic describes Print as a "visually striking illusion." They note it is designed for "quick, impactful performances" and is "focused on clean visuals." They suggest it is a good tool for a "digital-age repertoire."

Scott Perry offers a different view. He states the trick's trailer "misrepresents the cleanliness and practicality." He points out the routine involves a "cumbersome process with multiple cards." Perry advises magicians to "skip this one" and find tricks that "deliver on their promises."

Another reviewer calls Print a "visually impressive packet trick" suitable for adding to a magician's arsenal.

What people are saying about Print

AlakazamMagicUK says...

The PRINT effect is a visually striking illusion where a playing card seems to print itself onto another surface, serving as a teaser to draw viewers in for the full experience.

EverythingMagicPro99 says...

The trick is marred by a trailer that oversells its cleanliness and simplicity, relying on advanced card techniques not taught, with a cumbersome process that diminishes performance value. Perry's final verdict is clear: skip this one.

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