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Click Change

dananddave

Originally taught on Dan and Dave's acclaimed anthology on card magic, learn it now on it's own in rich detail. A unique variation on the classic Snap Change.

Imagine taking a single playing card - then instantly and visually changing it with just a flick of your finger. The Click Change is a minor variation on a timeless classic by legendary magician Ed Marlo.

The same stunning color change - with more style and less angle sensitivity.

The Click Change has quickly become a popular sleight-of-hand move among magicians and cardists alike. It represents the visual moments in magic that your audience swears are trick photography.

Learn the in's and out's of the sexy smooth and squeeky clean color change originally featured on Dan and Dave's bestselling four DVD set - The Trilogy - taught in the Bucks' signature style.

"More angle proof than the original - very easy." - remy, theory11 forums

Want to know MORE? Listen to our latest roundtable discussion podcast with Dan and Dave Buck.

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          Tom
        
A very nice variation, and one I will definitely use!

          London
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          Dec 3rd, 2013
        
          Emil Tsonev
        
An amazing version of the snap change which provides great clean up - and it looks more flourishy.

          Bulgaria
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          Sep 17th, 2013
        
          Bhavneet
        
This is a very nice variation of the Snap Change, and this is a lot more practical. The teaching is very good.

          India
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          Sep 16th, 2013
        
          GreekMagic
        
Looks great and clean too. Perfect for walk around when doing a snap change. 

          Greece
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          Apr 12th, 2013
        
          Craig
        
Such a good idea. I loved the snap change for the quick visual change but getting the 2nd card back to the deck was tricky. With this, I don't have to worry about anyone seeing me because the card is already gone and I'm clean.

          Melbourne
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          Nov 30th, 2012
        
          Wei
        
This is a great version of the Snap Change. The clean up they teach is great and angle proof.

          NYC
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          Oct 17th, 2012
        
          Jacob
        
This is genius, only real drawback is that you have to learn the snap change in your non dominant hand.

          Denmark
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          Oct 3rd, 2012