Thanks NeoMagic. I have the Carpenter description and sometimes a written description is aided by seeing the move. I was merely wondering if it is on-screen long enough to be used as a sort of companion to the written description. Cuz it's a bugger of a move. Thanks much.

Hello Skinny,

I thought the shift was on-screen long enough to be able to see what it is supposed to look like. Of course you will have to pause and slow it down a couple times, but seeing Steve perform the move along with the Modus Operandi description helped me.

Joe

Skinny, if you haven't already come across it you might also like to check out Tom Wolf's 'Blink Shift'. There's a demo of Tom demonstrating it here...

http://www.blinkshift.com

... and a Café discussion here...

http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......;start=0

Thank you again Neo. Fantastic link. And to think I let my subscription to Genii expire this year.

Fatts

^ No probs, Fatts. I ordered Genii from my regular supplier just to read the write up on the Blink Shift and they were already out of stock! Must be a popular issue.

Anyway, back to the important stuff.

I agree with Andrew Wimhurst about the brunette !!

She's stunning!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL_baz8hhcw

Zombie commenting on a 7 year old thread.

BTW, Steve's DVD is VERY cheap now. Picked up a few ideas.

I try to bring back 10 year old threads...but this was a special occasion.

It's amazing that this DVD is still available. I think there was only one printing by Magic Makers. If you like this type of card magic, get it!

Just here to resurrect a 10 year old thread to say that yes, the brunette is stunning but the blonde ain't so bad either. I used to love this DVD and I watched it several times ... the card magic is incredible but I always found it a struggle to concentrate because of those two.