Performer Marco Tempest has created a unique act in which classic card tricks are integrated with real-time AR; in this demonstration video, he shows both what’s happening normally and what’s brought to the performance by the computer.
Magic with Augmented Reality
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very good
Wait. What?
Wow, I really enjoyed that. Great stuff!
LC x
It was a cool routine even whitout computer and whit that it was funny and impressive. Nice!!
Didn’t think I’d enjoy that, but I was wrong!
Very entertaining. A pleasure.
Awesome! Love it.
Weird that they can not synchronize its lips with what he says … considering the rest of this clip …
I just can’t get it inside, card tricks .. sorry. I did like the elevator though. I start to hear this weird accent and all that stuff and can not keep concentrated on the cards at all. Nah, I wont play them for money … he does not need to worry about that …
I must admire their hand work though .. it’s like ballet .. seems so effortless … it glides and slides …. flows …
So people with too elegant hand moves should alert you .. which is def. not me .. You can trust me … ehehehe ..
Ms. G – audio being out of sync is a common problem with youtube uploads. probably has nothing to do with the video itself.
i thought this was a great routine. neat incorporating the AR. kind of reminds me of this trick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glI_OzbvrU0
Thanks for the shout-out. Happy to be in such good company.
Greetings from New York,
Marco
Shame you can’t use AR to project, say, numbers onto plain white balls and make it look like they’re real. Oh wait, you can! Very clever.
That was fabulous. I love augmented reality; there are so many possibilities in the technology. It’s wonderful to see it used so creatively in combination with sleight of hand.