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Full Stack Creator

Tyler Stalman

Full Stack Creator is a show about creative work. Using cameras, computer and other tools to build a career you actually want. From photography to video, Apple, AI, and the changes effecting creative professionals. It’s for people who want to understand the whole stack. The craft, the technology, the business, and the judgment behind work that lasts.

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  • weekly
  • Avg 40 min
  • English

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  • #178
    Friday · 1 hr 4 min

    178: Hands-On With Apple’s First Touchscreen Mac

    Tyler flew out to Apple's event in California and got hands-on time with the new MacBook Pro. Yes, it has an OLED touchscreen. We get into what Apple actually announced, why Steve Jobs said touchscreen Macs don't work, the Dynamic Island, the weight drop, and whether the roughly $400 upgrade is worth it. Plus the pro workflow demos from the event, a quick buyer's guide, the new Creator Studio updates for Final Cut Pro, and Tyler's iPhone Duo follow-up.

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  • #176
    October 9 · 38 min

    176: Creators, we need to talk about AI...

    Custom AI-built tools are starting to solve the everyday problems that off-the-shelf software leaves behind. A Final Cut copy-and-paste helper, a client production app, and a thumbnail mockup tool show what photographers, filmmakers, and small teams can build around their own workflows. ChatGPT and Claude offer different ways to get started, while AI-assisted Blender animation keeps cameras, lighting, and assets editable. There’s also a look at agents that manage email and create personal podcast feeds, where they still fall short, and why creative judgment matters as software gets easier to make.

  • #174
    September 20 · 55 min

    174: iPhone 18 Pro: What the camera reviews missed

    A closer look at the iPhone 18 Pro cameras after the review: what variable aperture really changes, where Apple’s film styles fall short, and how the new Pro Controls feel in everyday use. Plus, viewer questions about AI reframing, lens flare, telephoto quality, and whether it’s worth upgrading.

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  • #172
    September 9 · 50 min

    172: iPhone 18 Pro: What Photographers Need to Know

    Tyler joins David after going hands-on with Apple’s new iPhones at Apple Park. They break down the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Duo, camera upgrades, variable aperture, folding design, and what these changes actually mean for photographers, filmmakers, and solo creators.

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  • #171
    August 25 · 34 min

    171: Surprise! M6 & M5 Ultra, Mac Mini & Studio

    Apple’s surprise M6 Mac mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio updates bring faster Apple silicon, practical upgrades for creative workflows, and a much bigger focus on local AI.

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  • #168
    August 3 · 42 min

    168: State of the Camera Industry: Part 1

    Breaking down the modern camera landscape now that nearly every major system now has a strong option, but each excels in different ways. Canon’s reliability and professional reach vsSony’s lens lineup, Nikon’s ergonomics RED acquisition.

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  • #167
    July 24 · 31 min

    167: Reaction to the Sony FX5

    A closer look at Sony's FX5, its strengths, compromises, and whether it's the right fit for filmmakers.

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  • #164
    June 12 · 35 min

    164: Apple Explains Spatial Reframing

    Apple’s camera team goes inside the new Photos app features, including Spatial Reframe, Cleanup, privacy, and AI watermarking

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  • #159
    April 30 · 36 min

    159: Mastering iPhone Camera Settings

    Breaking down when and why to actually use ProRes, Apple Log, and Pro Raw on iPhone for professional photos and videos

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