Insane Card Trick!!!

Sweet trick....how do you do it? Tell us how please!

Now that wass coool. great vid!!x

NO CAMER TRICK? HOW DO IT?

well i didnt see the joker in the first view. And you can see that the deck don´t move, so he doesn´t pick at the deck. Well i dont know... if it is true he would show the trick, but...

nice i'm still trying to figure it out.....

maybe he drags a card when he brushes past the deck and place it on top of the 2 of clubs, great video,but would a like to see how its done!!!! 5*s

yo put the camera on pause and change

if this is as true as you say then where can i learn it and how much does it cost

WHERE CAN I GET THE INFO ON THIS TRICK I LIKE IT

just use some software to edit the face of the card. Other wise he will pick up the card such as Joker to show us, does not have to change it back to the 2 and pick it up

Your all silly,the he doesnt swap the cards he just edits the face of the card on a video editor on the computer.
fake thats what it is

If you watch the table cloth just when he takes his hands away it changes shade. Only a slight change. Should be no change if the filming is continuous.

ok this is not a real trick

loved it!

Peeps, I don't want to bring anybody down or anything but this vid looks fake and I believe it to be edited too. Two bigs clues the audio of the guys speech sounds professionally re-recorded (as in not recorded at the time of the trick). If you watch other tricks the speech sounds more amateur and the speech is slower.

Now comes the one that everyone should look at, and what Absofsteel said made me see it too. The cards have been photoshopped in, and it really showed when on the first transition between the 2 of clubs and the 5 of diamonds. The shades of white on the card are really different, also the fact that the cards always stay in the exact same position not touched at all.

Yes!

See if he can do the trick again without the rest of the deck sitting beside the card. I have seen other slight of hand tricks involving the "unsuspicious" left over card pile. His hand goes over it everytime, look at the angle the video is shot at.

How?

I don't see how the hell this could be a fu**ing camera trick. HOw would he pause the camera and replace each card PERFECTLY without moving the camera or having his hands jump jus a little bit?

Sweet vid...gag does it again mofos!!!

Show us your whole body when you do it.

If you look at the cards he changes the 2 into there not shown when he spreads the cards at the start,
meaning there not there,
maybe this might help

Look at the table clote in the bottom right corner ther is a little fold there but right when he take his hands away from the 2 of clubs the fold moves.
FAKE!!!

watch the table clothe in the bottom right corner in the stack there is a little fold and just when he moves hes hands away from the 2 of clubs it moves it's a camera trick.
FAKE!!!!!

The proof that this is editing: the card does not move one bit when it is changed. If he were actually switching out the card it would be a different position (at least slightly). Try putting the edge of your cursor on one of the edges of the card and watch it stay in the same position. Its the 2 of clubs the whole time...

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Quite hard to pause a flash vid at a specific frame but I just about managed it, check it out....
www layoung f2s com / cardfake.JPG
(change the spaces for "." ofc). Here you can see that they've cloned out the 2 of clubs face and "photoshopped" the 5 of diamonds in instead. As you can see they only cloned out the specific bits they needed, leaving the original shadow on the 2 of clubs card. The five diamonds in the centre are clearly added in post processing, since there's no shadow on them but shadow all around them. You can even see where they haven't properly cloned out the 2 in the top left, it's slightly visible under the 5.

people who say its fake are too quick to judge. Not everything you see on the internet is fake. Grow up noobheads.

"not a camera trick" - true
"not an editing trick" - true

But it isn't a card trick, either.