On Feb 13, 2024, michaeljohnauthentic wrote:

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On Feb 13, 2024, travisb wrote:
The opening of the video (white background) has a pretty egregious edit. Not saying this is a bad trick or whatever, but whoa, that edit is pushing things.

Travis

Hi Travis!

Thank you for your support!!

There is actually no cut or edit to that white background shot - that actually happened! There are methods for doing it to camera but that same method is done live to your spectators, just with a slightly different handling to that same method. To your audience it’s nearly identical. Most of the reactions you see in the trailer are from this optical rise visual penetration in person. It really looks that good in person when you shake the bottle! Hope this clears that up. Again - no edit. Something just happened live for camera that you can get away with for a live audience that just involves another equally deceptive method

-MJ.

On Feb 14, 2024, michaeljohnauthentic wrote:

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On Feb 14, 2024, michaeljohnauthentic wrote:

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On Feb 14, 2024, LeoTheJet wrote:
Purchased. It does not and cannot look as good as the first video in the promo. That would be real magic. It’s a non gimmicked penny and a non gimmicked bottle. It doesn’t really penetrate glass, so using that knowledge, and what has to happen, you can probably guess where the edit is, and yes there is an edit. That said, it could absolutely feel that good to a spectator and overall is pretty cool. I was using Justin Miller’s Shattered, which is my favorite coin bottle penetration, but I’m excited to take this one out for a spin. The melt moment makes this one the most visual coin in bottle so far.

Thank you LeoTheJet for your input!
But that wasn’t an edit! It’s just another handling of the optical rise basic method for camera (it’s the same in the opening shot except for one moment that’s just handled differently live) versus live for a spectator, which as you say - will feel also look that good to them!
-MJ

On Feb 14, 2024, Loudini313 wrote:
Hey,
this looks really good!!
Is it possible to make the effect also with euro coins?
Thanks a lot!

On Feb 14, 2024, jb13 wrote:
The visual of the coin rising up through the bottom of the glass is fantastic. Unfortunately, the clean up that is offered afterward leaves much to be desired.

On Feb 15, 2024, NicholasD25 wrote:
For those who have this, does it have to be a beer bottle?

On Feb 15, 2024, NicholasD25 wrote:
For those who have this, does it have to be a beer bottle?

On Feb 15, 2024, tophatter wrote:
Very magical I just don't like working my magic with Pennies but that's just me .

On Feb 15, 2024, castype wrote:

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On Feb 15, 2024, NicholasD25 wrote:
For those who have this, does it have to be a beer bottle?

It should definitely be a clear bottle. He goes over some specifics on how to identify Modelo and Corona bottles that will work. That being said, it doesn't have to be a beer bottle, but you might need to experiment a bit to find one that would work

On Feb 15, 2024, NicholasD25 wrote:
For those who have this, does it have to be a beer bottle?

On Feb 14, 2024, Loudini313 wrote:
Hey,
this looks really good!!
Is it possible to make the effect also with euro coins?
Thanks a lot!

On Feb 15, 2024, michaeljohnauthentic wrote:

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On Feb 15, 2024, tophatter wrote:
Very magical I just don't like working my magic with Pennies but that's just me .

Thank you for your thought! I understand…luckily for you - this is not just limited to Pennies!! Many different types of coins will work, including US dimes, quarters, nickels, as well as UK & foreign coins, etc. It will just take a little experimenting on your part if you want to venture outside of what I teach & will depend on the state or country you reside in…but I explain all of these methods on the download!