The Extended Photo Pack is professionally produced and made available for those who don’t have time to customize their own effects, such as

• Kiss chocolate
• Sponge ball
• 4 half dollars for coin routine
• Goldfish
• Lighter
• Ferrero Rocher chocolate
• Mystery Card (Red Bicycle Back)

All professionally shot and prepared to save you the trouble.

For those interested in learning how PhotoShop can enhance your repertoire for years to come, here’s a quick read.

This market is flooded with products, and this one has stood the test of time in our repertoire.

The original PhotoShop was released over a decade ago by Will Tsai. At a time when visual magic on TV was the trend, Will’s vision was to explore the concept of constructing the visual for spectators’ minds rather than their eyes. At the time, it was a huge success for him. When it was first released, because it was so different, some magicians hated it, some gave it a chance and tried it, and some absolutely loved it. For those who tried it, most fell in love with the instant realization of its practicality and how well spectators respond to it. Most of them are still in close touch with us about how they’re evolving their own routines after a decade. It’s so adaptable; the cleverness hiding behind the boldness is surreal.

Wherever we go, gimmicks can be easily tailored to the situation. It’s magically performed using relevant objects—whether local items or situational props, like a lost wedding ring found in a photo. The magic is SO simple, direct, and easy to describe that most magicians don’t understand why or how on earth it works until they see our audience react to the magic—using Photoshop.

It’s been more than 10 years, and trends come and go. We brought this one back without a second thought.

If you’re looking for powerful and simple magic that’s adaptable and practical,

we strongly encourage you to give PhotoShop 2.0 a try.

Please note:

This Extended Photo Pack includes only photos and does not include the gimmick or instructions.

If you need the gimmick or instructions, please refer to Photoshop 2.0. What’s inside the box?

• Kiss chocolate (6 photos)
• Sponge ball
• 4 half dollars for coin routine
• Goldfish
• Lighter
• Ferrero Rocher chocolate
• Mystery Card (Red Bicycle Back)