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- Thread starter Mitchell
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You can do it under florescent light,sun light, moon light,wall mart light, calorie light any thing you want.
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This is the product questions area of the forum. He can ask if he wants to.
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Was that really necessary? He wants to learn more about the effect before he buys it. It's normal to ask questions so leave the guy alone.
Mitch
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I agree. He wasn't asking how it's done, just seeing if it was right for him.
It's good to know how practical things are before you buy them and if it's for you or not.
The fact that people can't touch the opening of the bottle and "might" see the gimmick in sunlight are factors that are important in the decision making process.
Things like it takes a minute to set up in private are important too.
Practicality plays a big role for the working magician.
Without giving anything away if you use the gimmick correctly there should be no chance of them seeing it. When they look up they may see something slightly awkward than what they would usually see but then again when does one look up on a water bottle with water. Get It.
they kept saying it was a vacuum.
That's kinda the problem with tricks like this, no matter what the method is, even if they don't know what it is exactly they formulate it had something to do with "science".
It would be cool if they come out with a effect like this where you can touch the water and it is still suspended, now that would be wild.
Until they grab someone's bottle and try it themselves.
That added to the WTF factor greatly and made the performance even more amusing.
Absolutely true, but thankfully I wouldn't want to do it immediately again. Gimmick aside, you'd still have to go fill the bottle up.
If for some reason anyone wanted to though, they could always have another bottle ready and waiting.
what i do is have 2 bottles
do flow
then prove that it wasnt science with the other one, and even if i shake it, it doesnt matter, because its never been watter (snow flow)
do flow
then prove that it wasnt science with the other one, and even if i shake it, it doesnt matter, because its never been watter (snow flow)
Two bottles?
I suppose you could do that, but having two bottles where both are introduced by the magician is just way too suspicious that something was done prior. (prep)
Good luck with that routine.
Too gimmicky for me.
