The Most Impactful Tech of 2023 (feat. Tyler Stalman)

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This week, Chris Niccolls, Jordan Drake, and Jaron Schneider are joined by commercial filmmaker, fellow YouTuber, and podcaster Tyler Stalman to talk about the most impactful tech we've seen this year. While Chris, Jordan, and Jaron all have their opinions on the most impactful technology of 2023, Stalman has his own top list that's worth calling out. He explains why Apple's M-series chips are worth the hype, what he hopes to see from Canon in the next year after its very quiet 2023, and why he is finding himself using the iPhone for video more than ever before.

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In this episode:

• 00:00 - Intro • 05:33 - Apple wants to take its sensor design in-house • • 10:55 - Photo Mechanic caves to industry trends, switches to a subscription model • • 17:10 - The new Chronos 4K 12 and Q12 are "affordable" ways to get 30,000 FPS • • 22:17 - Apple's laptops continue to be really impressive • 33:59 - Canon's quiet 2023 • 35:41 - What does Canon need to do in 2024? • 38:37 - Is it worth shooting video on the iPhone 15 Pro more? • 41:03 - Oops, Jaron broke Tyler's feed • 41:50 - The merits of a Leica • 49:17 - What have you been up to? • 56:40 - Tech support • 1:11:17 - Never read the comments