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Originally posted by InSpiteOf
Just a quick question:
Does anyone have, or has anyone seen, the full set of footage from Cirss' headcam when he walks on water? I was reviewing the footage offerred in the Boradcast version, and may have noticed something interesting in his last few steps, but because of the shortness of the footage and lack of any other top angle, I cant make a full judgement.
Originally posted by eyewitness86
I am sure that PR has a better idea as to exactly HOW it works but I am convinced that we are seeing real and true examples of this phenom at work.
Originally posted by Paul_Richard
He's done the head cam shtick before, as with the Atrium in the Luxor Hotel, but I don't recall him doing it when "walking one water."
It would be cool to see that.
Originally posted by InSpiteOf
I know, but i was looking specifically for footage from that specific trick. I know he has a headcam on, because the last 2-3 steps he takes (all of 2 seconds) there is a quick headcam shot. I was hoping you guys would have come across some more headcam footage from this trick.
Originally posted by InSpiteOfYou have witnesses, hardly credible as none of them have sworn to what they saw, and only appear on MindFreak productions.
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
Did you not accept my honesty earlier in this endless debate when I swore I saw levitation, no cables, no cameras, and I paid to see it, I was not paid.
David Copperfield performs a flying levitation created by John Gaughan that is considered by both magicians and laymen to be the world's finest. After his acrobatic flying around the stage, the audience suspects he may be suspended on wires, so Copperfield has spinning hoops passed over him to disprove this. He then floats inside a covered acrylic glass box to convince them otherwise. He selects a female volunteer from his audience and flies with her in a fashion similar to Superman carrying Lois Lane. The illusion sometimes ends with a falcon named "Icarus" grasping Copperfield by the wrist and flying off stage with him.
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
I always sigh when I go to the links claiming proof of this stuff. It isn't proof at all, it is guesswork with drawings, and if any one of these debunkers, Randi, Penn and Teller, included, actually knew how it was done, they would do it. This Gaughan guy hasn't made a ripple in the news, so I assume he has yet to show he can copy the feats... what good is a postulation one can't back up with action. I start out siding with the view that what happened is likely what it looked like. Sometimes it isn't, as admitted by all magicians. But they say some is not illusion. So, lacking any takers who can step up and put there money where there mouth is, I'll believe that they can't do so. Maybe they can, but not doing what they claim they can do seems odd behavior in an area such as these types of unexplainable logic-defying feats. Words are cheap. Just do it.
They don't, likely cuz they can't, imo.
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
That is good to know. Thanks, I am more informed now about him. Still, what about the lack of duplicaters? Not one guy who has seen the information wanted to try it? Or tried and failed? Or secretly did it, for some reason? Why no news of any successes?
Originally posted by eyewitness86
Hi PaulRichard and others of sound reasoning; the video of the ' voodoo doll ' is for sure a rather disturbing one.
Originally posted by eyewitness86
The Denier's are in full denial with this one, climing reflections from buildings across the street and other nonsense to try and find a way to deny what they are seeing. Regardless of the cause, the people involved felt the effects that are seen on camera and there is no way that the people were tipped off. The people are facing the street, and so if they were to see a reflection, it would have to be from a business far away, with perfect lighting and the perfect angle so the glass would reflect rather than deflect the image from that distance.