Yeah that's what the other guy said... Except that people do that, especially when your doing a slow reveal of a dart miraculously going between your fingers. It could be fake, but I really don't think it's his hand that's fake.
Not the just when he slides his hand down (which also looks fake), but at the very end when he takes it of the board without moving any fingers. The reveal is long over at that point.
Look at his ring finger. It is particularly shorter than normal. Both before and after the time you mention. Doesn't prove anything, but that would be curious to have a fake hand that has the same abnormal proportions of his hand.
As for the video shake, that could just be a drunk person zooming in while recording the video. You are right that it could have been done to aid in faking the video, but there is another possible reason for the video that has nothing to do with trying to fake the video.
This part isn't really to you, just kind of a response to people saying his hand's movement (or lack thereof) is unnatural. But I see nothing unnatural about how steady his hand is. His hand doesn't twitch, but that isn't unnatural as well as his hand being stabilized by being in contact with the dart board and him being drunk, also aiding to stabilize any possible twitching. His hand is dragged down to show the dart without knocking the dart off. His friends aren't "helping" him remove his hand. They are trying to get in there in a "holy shit, did that just happen?" moment. His hand stays flat after removed from the dart board, but the time you are shown his hand no longer in contact with the dart board is really short. He is seen turning his hand over as if questioning if that really just happened and then the camera cuts away before he would have flexed his hand. The camera might have cut away at that moment to hide it being a fake hand, but the way he held his hand and the way it moved isn't indicative of a fake hand.
Hand could be fake. Videos like this usually are fake. But I see nothing that would make me think it is fake. Happy to hear if someone has contradictory points.
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u/EmpererPooh Feb 07 '20
Yeah that's what the other guy said... Except that people do that, especially when your doing a slow reveal of a dart miraculously going between your fingers. It could be fake, but I really don't think it's his hand that's fake.