The first time I heard of this trick, it was under the name "Reset" in the Art of Astonishment book. It is a really good trick and will get some great reactions from your audience, but this handling is pretty tricky to do. You will need to practice a lot to get it down right, and you should to it in front of the mirror too to make sure the angles are right. Personally, I prefer the original over this, but it is a great trick.

This is a really cool colour change and with practice it can be a really deceptive trick. Personally I feel some things are rushed in the video, but I haven't taken any stars away as it's not really hard to follow, and once you learn it it's very powerful.

the trick it really ok, the handling is pretty basic...I think Oz Pearlman transpo is alot better...

I'm not usually a big fan of the IDs, but this one caught my eye. This effect doesn't need any gimmicks and can be done with a borrowed deck. The moves aren't that hard, but will require some practice. This is one ID that is definately worth the price.

This trick is NOT meant for beginners. It's not easy, or convincing either. Don't make the same mistake I did. It only lost two stars because I know if I get Born To Perform by Oz then maybe I'll get better.

VERY easy to learn and SOOO visual. I'm just angry that I didn't think of this!!!!....Chris did a very good job of teaching this (expecially using the various angle shots for the primary sleight you'll need to know... Great job!!