The Google PIxel 2 impressed us with its photo-taking capabilities so we're really excited to be putting the Google PIxel 3 through its paces. 

So far, we've only captured a small selection of images - mainly of Autumnal trees or portraits - and we're happy to report that the Google PIxel 3 is shaping up to be another sharpshooter. 

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Just to give you a quick overview of the camera specs, the rear 12.2MP dual-pixel lens has an f/1.8 aperture, optical/electronic IS and a field of view of 76-degrees. Surprisingly, Google is still bucking the dual, or indeed, triple rear camera trend but weirdly, you'll find dual front cameras with an 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide-angle and f/1.8 wide-angle lens with a field of view of 107-degrees and 75-degrees, respectively, so you can get more people in your group selfies. Both the front and rear camera capture 1080p and 720p video but the rear camera offers higher frame rates and also shoots in 4K.  

We'll be updating these pages with our full review as soon as it's completed but for now, take a look at the sample photos and we also have a 'Google Pixel 3 Vs Google Pixel 3 XL' that's worth a peruse if you're unsure which of the new models is for you. 

Google Pixel 3 Sample Photos

Google Pixel 3 Lens test images

Google Pixel 3 Photos of Equipment