Title: PRISMA LITES™
Creator: Rocco Silano & Roger Mayfarth
Publisher: Murphy's Magic
MSRP: $ 10
Skill Level: all
DVD Run time: 23:56
Type of effect: light from fingertips
Manufacturer's Write Up: Rocco, the originator of "light from anywhere" and Murphy's Magic are proud to announce PRISMA LITES™.
For hundreds of years magicians have dreamed of harnessing light with their bare hands.
With PRISMA LITES™ you will have the ability to control light with superhuman ability.
Make light appear, disappear, move from hand to hand or pass through solid objects!
Magically pluck the light from a lightbulb!
Take light from smartphones as well as other objects, and miraculously have the light appear wherever you wish!
Features:
How accurate is the ad copy? Roger Mayfarth is the inventor of D'lite
What's in the box? A set of Prisma lights in the color of your choosing
Key points: This is basically a repackage of D'Lite
How are the production values: Murphy's makes good videos, well shot, good mic, lots of good ideas and no distracting music.
Is it well made: I like the material the TT is made from, it's been a white since I owned a D'lite, so I can't remember if these are made "better" or "worse." They seem to be about the same.
Is it well taught: Rocco knows how to make these work, so I can't imagine a better instructor.
My thoughts (what I personally liked/disliked): Personally, this effect has been around for so long, I've seen these for sale at Disneyland, they are at every Magic Kiosk at Christmastime and the Bright Bugz version have been around forever, even sold at Bed Bath and Beyond. So, while this is a fun distraction, I don't know why this needed to be rereleased.
The light bulb and cell phone effect are the best ones - but require the yellow or bright blue prisma light. These work better as they help disguise the familiar "D'lite look."
Storage? Does it "pack flat?" two gimmicked TT .
Does it "play big?" I think it plays "fun" and "amusing."
Difficulty / Skill level required: all
How much arts and crafts are involved? you might need to size to fit
How practical is this in the real world? (can it really be done?) While it doesn't necessarily need to be dark, it sure does help disguise the gimmick,
Overall score: let's toss out the traditional score of 1-10 and make this something that we all can appreciate and understand.
_____ Very Satisfied
X Somewhat Satisfied
_____Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
_____ Somewhat Dissatisfied
_____ Very Dissatisfied
_____ No Opinion
I didn't find anything "new" here that made this product worth purchasing over the origianl
+ Hey do you want to see my full review with even more of my opinions and ideas? Visit this link for my video review:
Creator: Rocco Silano & Roger Mayfarth
Publisher: Murphy's Magic
MSRP: $ 10
Skill Level: all
DVD Run time: 23:56
Type of effect: light from fingertips
Manufacturer's Write Up: Rocco, the originator of "light from anywhere" and Murphy's Magic are proud to announce PRISMA LITES™.
For hundreds of years magicians have dreamed of harnessing light with their bare hands.
With PRISMA LITES™ you will have the ability to control light with superhuman ability.
Make light appear, disappear, move from hand to hand or pass through solid objects!
Magically pluck the light from a lightbulb!
Take light from smartphones as well as other objects, and miraculously have the light appear wherever you wish!
Features:
- Durable, bright light
- Soft texture
- Realistic feel, color and detail
- In-depth expert online instructions by Rocco
- Customizable fit
- Easy to learn and perform
- Perfect for any age
- Available in multiple colors and sizes.
- *Single and double packs available.
How accurate is the ad copy? Roger Mayfarth is the inventor of D'lite
What's in the box? A set of Prisma lights in the color of your choosing
Key points: This is basically a repackage of D'Lite
How are the production values: Murphy's makes good videos, well shot, good mic, lots of good ideas and no distracting music.
Is it well made: I like the material the TT is made from, it's been a white since I owned a D'lite, so I can't remember if these are made "better" or "worse." They seem to be about the same.
Is it well taught: Rocco knows how to make these work, so I can't imagine a better instructor.
My thoughts (what I personally liked/disliked): Personally, this effect has been around for so long, I've seen these for sale at Disneyland, they are at every Magic Kiosk at Christmastime and the Bright Bugz version have been around forever, even sold at Bed Bath and Beyond. So, while this is a fun distraction, I don't know why this needed to be rereleased.
The light bulb and cell phone effect are the best ones - but require the yellow or bright blue prisma light. These work better as they help disguise the familiar "D'lite look."
Storage? Does it "pack flat?" two gimmicked TT .
Does it "play big?" I think it plays "fun" and "amusing."
Difficulty / Skill level required: all
How much arts and crafts are involved? you might need to size to fit
How practical is this in the real world? (can it really be done?) While it doesn't necessarily need to be dark, it sure does help disguise the gimmick,
Overall score: let's toss out the traditional score of 1-10 and make this something that we all can appreciate and understand.
_____ Very Satisfied
X Somewhat Satisfied
_____Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
_____ Somewhat Dissatisfied
_____ Very Dissatisfied
_____ No Opinion
I didn't find anything "new" here that made this product worth purchasing over the origianl
+ Hey do you want to see my full review with even more of my opinions and ideas? Visit this link for my video review: