DG's Torn Review

[SHANE BLACK]

Alright guys I dont have alot of time today to write but I'll try to give a detailed review of this effect.

First, I won't talk about difficulty due to everyone having different capabilities but I wouldn't say this is difficult for anyone to perform.

The video quality is the same as DG's Progects in fact they where probably both shot on the same shoot.

The overall method is well thought out as always and taught down to the very last detail. The T & R is angle sensitive and takes quite amount of practice to get down so don't expect to learn this and run straight out to perform it the same day. (I wouldn't recommend ever doing that anyways).

The method is genius and takes a few seconds for reset during a performance.

I haven't performed this yet due to still practicing but I'll add to this review as soon as I do.

Sorry about the short review I give this a 4/5. I strongly recommend this.

Shane

 

[Gui42]

Yes Shane it is a great effect i agree and you know what i did for practising this effect?
You know when you were told to use a camera to practice??? this is the effct you have to use it if you want to master it...

also divide the routine in two parts for you to practice it and focus on the restauration more the the act of tearing the card....

i love this effect i really do...

 

[ThrallMind]

Yes Shane it is a great effect i agree and you know what i did for practising this effect?
You know when you were told to use a camera to practice??? this is the effct you have to use it if you want to master it...

also divide the routine in two parts for you to practice it and focus on the restauration more the the act of tearing the card....

i love this effect i really do...

I wouldn't agree with taking the restoration and the putting together as two separate parts. The tearing dictates where the pieces end up when you go to do the restoration, and will provide less confusion if you do them together. But, just my opinion.

-ThrallMind