43: Gear of the Year 2018

from Full Stack Creator · host Tyler Stalman

The best of everything 2018 holiday special, featuring Matt Gonzalaz, Cameron Whitman, and Jordan Drake. Tyler's Picks Computer: iMac Pro App: Spark Camera Stills camera: Sony A9 Video camera: Sony A7III Accessory: DJI Mavic 2 Phone: iPhone XR/XS Movie: Mission Impossible Fallout Game: Spider-Man for PS4 Book: Lost Connections, by Johann Hari Podcast: Omnibus! Matt's Picks Stills Camera: Fuji XT3 Video camera: BMPCC 4K Phone: iPhone XS Game: Red Dead Redemption 2 App: Booster Fuel / Lightroom CC Computer: Surface Laptop 2 Tech accessory: Surface Headphones Book: 4 Hour Body Movie: Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse Jordan's Picks Stills Camera: Fujifilm X-T3 Video Camera: Panasonic GH5S Accessory: Atomos Ninja V Movie: Roma Book: Like Brothers Podcast: Oh No Ross and Carrie Cameron's Picks Stills Camera: Nikon Z7 Phone: Google Pixel 3 Game: Red Dead Redemption 2 App: Grammarly Accessory: Loupedeck Book:A Series of Unfortunate Events Movie:Into the Spiderverse Podcast: Broken RecordSpecial Guests: Cameron Whitman, Jordan Drake, and Matt Gonzalez.

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