Magic Spider Pro-Pack by Ian Pidgeon

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Mein Magischer Spinnenapp Boris ist das Werk des Magiers Ian Pidgeon aus Sydney, Australien. Die Inspiration für diese Wirkung stammt von Jim Pace's The Web, die Sie von Ihrem lokalen Magier oder online bei L&L Publishing kaufen können. L&L Publishing besitzt die Rechte zur ursprünglichen Wirkung The Web und hat uns autorisiert, diese App zu markieren.

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Die Wirkung nutzt das Smartphone als vertrautes Objekt, das Menschen fasziniert, anstatt es als Magie vorzustellen. Die Technologie ermöglicht Video, Animationen und Vibrationen, die mehrere Sinneswahrnehmungen einschließen und den Interesse der Zuschauer erhöhen. Menschen sind immer neugierig auf neue Anwendungen.

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Der Spinnentyp ist ein roter Rücken-Spinne (Latrodectus hasseltii), eine Verwandte des Schwarzen Widder-Spinnen, und sehr gefährlich. Er wurde nach Filmanfassung in meinem Nachbargarten freigegeben.

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• Wirkung: Ich präsentiere dies als ein cooles neues Smartphone-App (App separat verkauft), das die eigenen Hände der Zuschauer mit computergenerierten Bildern verbindet, um eine form von erweiterte Realität zu schaffen.
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• Ich bitte den Zuschauer, seine Hand auszustrecken, um ein Foto ihres Handflächen zu machen und geheim einen Plastikspinnen auf der Rückseite ihrer Hand zu legen. Dann stelle ich das Telefon auf ihre Hand und präsentiere Boris.
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• Die Animation und Schattenwirkung machen es so, dass es aussieht, als kriecht der Spinnentier tatsächlich über ihre Hand. Sie können sogar spüren, wie er sich bewegt, dank des Vibrators im Telefon.
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• Boris hält mehrmals an seiner Reise und ich stupse ihn an, um ihn weiterzukriegen.
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• Ich zeige, wie man mit Boris interagieren kann, indem man meinen Finger unter das Telefon schiebe, um den Spinnenrücken zu streichen. Boris scheint zwischen dem Telefon und der Hand zu sein. Das könnte man nie in der Realität tun. Zu gefährlich mit giftigen Spinnen.
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• Dann zeige ich, wie man ihn zurückbringen kann, indem man die Proximity-Sensoren des Telefons mit der Hand überfliegt. Er läuft zurück über das Display.
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• Ich nehme das Telefon wieder und bitte sie, es zu versuchen. Wenn sie ihre Hand über das Display bewegen, bemerken sie aus dem Augenwinkel einen realistischen Spinnen, der an der Rückseite ihrer Hand klebt, und sie FREAK OUT!
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NOTIZ: Die App ist separat im App Store für iPhone erhältlich. Kompatibel mit neueren Android-Telefonen nicht mehr.

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Videodemo:

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Oeffnen Sie die Videodemo auf Murphy's Magic.

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Quelle des Videos: magicspiderpro-video1.mp4

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Originale englische Beschreibung

My Pet Boris (the magic spider app) is the work of magician Ian Pidgeon from Sydney Australia.

Most people I know, myself included freak out when they walk into a spider web so you can pretty much guarantee a reaction to this trick.

First of all I would like to credit Jim Pace's The Web from L&L Publishing as the inspiration for this effect. The Web can be purchased from your local magic dealer or online through L&L Publishing or most other Magic sites. L&L publishing own the rights to the original "The Web" effect and have authorized us to market this app.

While "The Web" is a magic trick using cards, My Pet Boris has a totally different presentation and is intended more as a prank that anyone could use.

It utilizes the smart phone as a familiar object that is endlessly fascinating to people instead of introducing it as a magic trick. The technology allows for video, animation and vibration that involves multiple senses and increased interest. People are always curious to see what new applications are being developed. This provides a powerful emotional hook.
The spider is an Australian Redback spider Latrodectus hasseltii a relative of the American Black Widow and are quite dangerous. He was released in my neighbor's garden after filming.

Effect:
I present this as a cool new smart phone app (app sold separately) that merges the spectators own body with computer generated images to create a form of augmented reality that is incredibly realistic.
I ask the spectator to hold out their hand so I can take a picture of their palm, secretly loading a plastic spider on the back of their hand, then place the phone on their palm and introduce Boris.
The animation and shadowing make it look like the spider is actually crawling across their hand. They can even feel him move because of the phone's vibrator.
He stops a few times on his way across the hand and the magician pokes him to encourage him to continue.
I show how you can interact with Boris by sliding my finger under the phone to rub the spider's back. Boris really seems to be between the phone and their hand. You could never do this in real life. Too dangerous with a poisonous spider.
Then I show how waving my hand over the proximity sensors on the phone make him come back. He runs back across the screen.
I take the phone back and ask them to try. When they wave their hand over the screen, they notice out of the corner of their eye, a realistic spider clinging to the back of their hand and they FREAK OUT!

That's My Pet Boris!

NOTE: App sold separately via the App Store for iPhone only. No longer compatible with newer Android phones.

Originale englische Beschreibung

My Pet Boris (the magic spider app) is the work of magician Ian Pidgeon from Sydney Australia.

Most people I know, myself included freak out when they walk into a spider web so you can pretty much guarantee a reaction to this trick.

First of all I would like to credit Jim Pace's The Web from L&L Publishing as the inspiration for this effect. The Web can be purchased from your local magic dealer or online through L&L Publishing or most other Magic sites. L&L publishing own the rights to the original "The Web" effect and have authorized us to market this app.

While "The Web" is a magic trick using cards, My Pet Boris has a totally different presentation and is intended more as a prank that anyone could use.

It utilizes the smart phone as a familiar object that is endlessly fascinating to people instead of introducing it as a magic trick. The technology allows for video, animation and vibration that involves multiple senses and increased interest. People are always curious to see what new applications are being developed. This provides a powerful emotional hook.
The spider is an Australian Redback spider Latrodectus hasseltii a relative of the American Black Widow and are quite dangerous. He was released in my neighbor's garden after filming.

Effect:
I present this as a cool new smart phone app (app sold separately) that merges the spectators own body with computer generated images to create a form of augmented reality that is incredibly realistic.
I ask the spectator to hold out their hand so I can take a picture of their palm, secretly loading a plastic spider on the back of their hand, then place the phone on their palm and introduce Boris.
The animation and shadowing make it look like the spider is actually crawling across their hand. They can even feel him move because of the phone's vibrator.
He stops a few times on his way across the hand and the magician pokes him to encourage him to continue.
I show how you can interact with Boris by sliding my finger under the phone to rub the spider's back. Boris really seems to be between the phone and their hand. You could never do this in real life. Too dangerous with a poisonous spider.
Then I show how waving my hand over the proximity sensors on the phone make him come back. He runs back across the screen.
I take the phone back and ask them to try. When they wave their hand over the screen, they notice out of the corner of their eye, a realistic spider clinging to the back of their hand and they FREAK OUT!

That's My Pet Boris!

NOTE: App sold separately via the App Store for iPhone only. No longer compatible with newer Android phones.