[Nintensity]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAhP-yLJJ9s

[dangonay]

Pretty good and very slick in his timing.

If you want to know how he did it, the entire sequence is a video he's playing on his iPad - even the icons switching pages and the landscape/portrait switching. That's why his timing is so impressive - that or he's also streaming the iPad screen to another monitor so he can make sure he's in sync.

[Greenstoner]

dude got skill and a nice house

[1exotic]

meh...

[BNR32_Coupe]

Pretty good and very slick in his timing.

If you want to know how he did it, the entire sequence is a video he's playing on his iPad - even the icons switching pages and the landscape/portrait switching. That's why his timing is so impressive - that or he's also streaming the iPad screen to another monitor so he can make sure he's in sync.

ohhhhhhhhhhhh so thats how they did it... you're pretty good at figuring out tricks

[Vale46Rossi]

haha that was pretty cool.

[FerrariEnzo]

that doesnt look like the iPhone!

[Vansterdam]

mind blowing

[ae101]

hes a lot better then that japanese guy that did the ipad magic

if u do not remember it was this guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATpSPNIuj3M

[dangonay]

ohhhhhhhhhhhh so thats how they did it... you're pretty good at figuring out tricks

No, I've seen it before. It's an old trick previously done with video on TV's. This guy did a good job integrating his magic tricks into the iPad and how it operates, though.
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[flagella]

hopefully someone won't sell another kidney

[Ronin]

Quite impressive to remember all that timing. His sleight of hand would be quite good if you didn't know but if you're looking for it, it's easy to spot since there's nothing misdirecting your attention.

[Nintensity]

Pretty good and very slick in his timing.

If you want to know how he did it, the entire sequence is a video he's playing on his iPad - even the icons switching pages and the landscape/portrait switching. That's why his timing is so impressive - that or he's also streaming the iPad screen to another monitor so he can make sure he's in sync.

But if you think about it. how did the milk disappear when he poured it?

MIND. BLOWN.

[CP.AR]

holllyyy cow many good post good post

[will068]

For some reason, I keep thinking that the logo/pin on his shirt is the Canucks logo.

[Ronin]

But if you think about it. how did the milk disappear when he poured it?

MIND. BLOWN.

Trick glass. $20 at novelty stores, I'm sure.

[Grandmaster TSE]

all slight of hand, fake tennis ball haha

[Ronin]

No, real ball. You can see the pass. He palms the ball against the screen straight on with the camera so it just looks like his palm is right up against the screen.

At least that's what it looks like to me.

[geeknerd]

its a sponge tennis ball. even when he palms it his grip is small than an actually tennis ball size proving that its a sponge

[dangonay]

But if you think about it. how did the milk disappear when he poured it?

MIND. BLOWN.

Nah, all the tricks he did are pretty standard fare for magicians. What makes this cool is his timing it to the events taking place on the iPad.

[Nintensity]

Ahh. I just find it interesting how magicians are able to make objects disappear/appear, especially when they've already rolled up their sleeves/ wearing a t-shirt.

It kinda reminds me when I was a 8 year old kid, I pretended to be a magician and would hide objects in my long sleeve shirt lol

[AzNightmare]

Pretty good timing. I assumed this was all done in one cut.

Incredible sleight of hand.

[Ronin]

Ah, I see it now. Foam ball and he slips it behind.

Most of the time, he's holding something behind the iPad.

He's quite good but if you want to see some of the absolute best when it comes to sleight of hand, go watch Teller from Penn and Teller.

[Yuffa]

Impressive. It'd be pretty awesome if you can somehow think of similar tricks to impressive the ladies. It would be the life of the party for sure....;)