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http://www.doublefacers.com Go to the end and find an old post called "visual noise."
I will summarize it a bit for you here though. You know when doing a classic pass, or clip shift, or actually, many sleights, where there is a small sound (maybe a flick, or click, or slide noise from the cards) that you wish you could eliminate completely to divert attention from the sleight? Well, visual noise is just like that.
Why do you have to spin and flick the card EVERY DAMN time you pick a card up? It is completely unnecessary and on the contrary to what many magicians think, bad for the presentation. An occasional card spin AFTER a revelation has a purpose at times, but overly doing something is NEVER good.
Simplicity is the most overlooked but most necessary aspect of slight of hand for most new magicians / even some decently seasoned magicians.
Basic blunt advice: Take all of your unneccessary card handling (flicks, spins, tosses, bends, etc...) and flush em down the crapper. Presentation wise, it is exactly the same as using EVERY single editing feature the software provides, for the main reasons of that it is just there and usable, but all in all, all you do is end up completely butchering what could have been a good video / trick.
