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Browse the siteOctober 17 2016
A few weeks ago, we wrote about how the new iPhone 7 could help DIY real estate professionals improve their listing videos and photography. Well, it seems only fair that we do the same for the new Google phone—Pixel.
What unique ability does Pixel offer real estate professionals? Is it a worthy competitor for the iPhone? Does it have a headphone jack? What the heck is Daydream?
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Like the iPhone 7, Pixel has some nice new features that a DIY agent can use to improve their listing video and photography.
The phone has the highest-rated smartphone camera ever by DxOMark—a company that specializes in the analysis of image and video quality in cameras, lenses and smartphones. Some quick thoughts on their findings:
The camera doesn't appear to have the equivalent of the iPhone's dual camera system and shallow depth of field. However, Pixel's ability to capture in low-light conditions, as well as its excellent and accurate color detail, is a great boon for real estate agents looking to improve the quality of their video and photography without paying a professional. While these are not revolutionary changes, they are significant enough to have an impact.