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Chroma

24.95 usd

Trick by Mark Lemon (24.95)

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Chroma - magic
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This fits in your wallet, it's almost painfully easy to do, it's unusual, and it's devestatingly clever.

You will have seen Stroop tests on the internet. It's where a color is written as a word in an color that isn't the color's name. Writing "red" for example, but the font is green. "Chroma" is a killer trick that's disguised as a Stroop test.

You ask your spectator to think of a color, and you time how quickly they can find that color on your Stroop test card (which is the size of a credit card and fits in your wallet).

Without them saying a thing, you know what work they're thinking of.

There is a little bit of memory work involved, but it's not at all hard and is taught in detail. Once you know it, you'll know it forever.

 

Customer reviews for Chroma

Reviewer

Alan

Such a simple, yet totally fooling, implementation of a well-known principle. Yes, there is a very small calculation involved which is easily remembered, but I love the way that this can be incorporated into other mentalism principles, such as drawing duplication. So many ideas and approaches presented! This isn't a 'one-off' concept - it integrates so well into other routines. An incredibly versatile tool.

 
Reviewer

Eric

Like, I suspect, many others I had a good idea of how this worked (from an old magazine article as it happens) but the crowd in the pub will have no idea and find it fascinating. While I hate the expression 'easy carry', it is indeed that with just one credit card sized insertion in the wallet or pocket. My one concern? - the choice of colours used. Even without being colour blind, some will have trouble distinguishing the blue from the black and I'm afraid its not until the trick goes wrong that you'll find out. A bit of audience management is definitely necessary.

 
Reviewer

Chris

Here is the thing. The Chroma trick and the card provided is extremely clever, well thought out and works. My only complaint is that the colors could have been printed better or in a different color that differentiates them a bit more, such as the red looking a bit orange and the black and blue looking similar in dimmer lighting.
The method is solid, straight forward and well thought out.
HOWEVER
There is a routine taught in this DVD that is worth the price of the whole trick alone. It is something you will utilize for other tricks and routines that is very clever. Just get the video, watch it, and you'll know when you see it.

 
Reviewer

Ian

Very clever and very easy - superb!

 
Reviewer

David

Not only is the Chroma effect amazing as a stand-alone, it also opens up a stealthily creative approach that can be applied to most mentalism acts. In addition, the support from both Vanishing Inc and Mark Lemon himself has been amazing...I had a question about a component of the effect and got responses within the hour.

 
Reviewer

Michael

Really love the ease of use and total astonishment from the guests. Especially when used with the added ways of revealing Mark shows at the end!! Thanks.

 
Reviewer

Sean

Chroma is an easy way to get information from the spectator. As with most mentalism, getting the first bit of information is easy; the rest depends on your performance ability.

This pairs well with previous work released from Mark Lemon and Pete Turner's collaborations. Definitely worth the price of admission for the ideas and “gimmick”

 

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  • Enoch asks: Will this work every time, or only if the spectators are led to think of a certain color? if the answer for this question is to reveling, you don't have to answer....

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