Eye Exam

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Trick

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• Dwa... dwa... trzy efekty w jednym.
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• Można wykonać jako odsłon karty lub pakietowy trick. Wykonany jako pakietowy trick z tematem testu wzroku, pokazuje się czwórka. Spectator pyta, która karta była odwrócona, on odpowiada, że żadna. Karty są odsłane i serce jest odwrócone. Jedna po drugiej kartki są odwrócone (pokaż to jako czerwoną tarczę). Następnie wszystkie karty są ponownie odwrócone. Aby przetestować widzenie kolorów, pyta się go o barwę tarcz karierek (czerwona). Wszystkie tarcze są widoczne z tarcz o niebieskich tarczach. Aby przetestować pamięć wzroku, jedna karta jest schowana, ale cztery karty są pokazane. Karty są odwrócone, a spectator pyta się go o czytanie linii górnej (na tarczach wszystkich czterech kart, które są badalne, jest napisany w ciemnym czarnym kolorze wzór testu wzroku!).
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• Wykonywane jako odsłon karty, spectator wybiera kartę (Zmuszenie). Po kilku niepowodzeniach magik pyta o nazwę wybranej karty i aby upewnić się, że karta została poprawnie widziana, wykonuje test wzroku. Trucz kończy się jak wcześniej i nazwa wybranej karty jest widoczna na mapie wzroku!
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• Badania oczu jest bardzo proste do wykonania (jeśli potrafić trzymać dwie karty razem jako jedno, to wszystko co potrzebne). Zawiera również stronę dodatkowych wskazówek i wskazówek nazywaną Badania oczu Extra, która daje wskazówki i wskazówki oraz końcowy efekt, gdzie karty są badalne (dzięki sugestii Paul Harris). Zawiera również ciekawe pomysły, takie jak jak wytworzyć elastyczną oczodołek na końcu.
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Oryginalny opis angielski

Effect

It`s two... two... two tricks in one.

You can perform it as a card revelation or a packet trick. Performed as a packet trick with the theme of a vision test, a four of a kind is shown. The spectator is asked which card was face down, they say, none. The cards are shown and the Heart is face down. One at a time the remaining cards turn face down (showing a red back). Then all the cards are face up again. To test their color vision, they are asked to name the back color of the cards (red). All the backs are seen to have blue backs. To test their vision retention, one card is pocketed, but four cards are shown. The cards are turned face down, and the spectator is asked to read the top line (an eye chart is printed in bold black letters on the backs of all four cards which are examinable!). As a card revelation, the spectator selects a card (Force). After several failed tries the magician asks for the name of the selected card and to make sure the card was seen correctly, an eye exam is given. The trick then finishes as before and the name of the selected card is seen printed on the eye chart! Eye Exam is very easy to do (if you can hold two card together as one, that`s all you need to do!). Also includes a page of additional tips and hints called Eye Exam Extras that give hints and tips, and a finish where the cards are examinable (thanks to a Paul Harris suggestion). It also gives you neat ideas like how to produce a rubber eyeball at the finish.

Oryginalny opis angielski

Effect

It`s two... two... two tricks in one.

You can perform it as a card revelation or a packet trick. Performed as a packet trick with the theme of a vision test, a four of a kind is shown. The spectator is asked which card was face down, they say, none. The cards are shown and the Heart is face down. One at a time the remaining cards turn face down (showing a red back). Then all the cards are face up again. To test their color vision, they are asked to name the back color of the cards (red). All the backs are seen to have blue backs. To test their vision retention, one card is pocketed, but four cards are shown. The cards are turned face down, and the spectator is asked to read the top line (an eye chart is printed in bold black letters on the backs of all four cards which are examinable!). As a card revelation, the spectator selects a card (Force). After several failed tries the magician asks for the name of the selected card and to make sure the card was seen correctly, an eye exam is given. The trick then finishes as before and the name of the selected card is seen printed on the eye chart! Eye Exam is very easy to do (if you can hold two card together as one, that`s all you need to do!). Also includes a page of additional tips and hints called Eye Exam Extras that give hints and tips, and a finish where the cards are examinable (thanks to a Paul Harris suggestion). It also gives you neat ideas like how to produce a rubber eyeball at the finish.