Google will be holding it’s next Made by Google event on October 15th during which it will introduce the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. In advance of this announcement, and in the wake of Apple’s camera-centric iPhone upgrade, Google released a video today urging consumers to #SwitchtoPixel. The actual title of the 30-second clip is Shoot Like a Pro and it stars a “real person, paid for their opinion.”

The new Pixels will have an improved version of Night Sight that will shoot with longer exposure times

The new Pixel handsets will still have the 12.2MP rear camera but with a wider f/1.6 aperture to let more light in. And there will be a second 16MP telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. Night Sight will be enhanced to allow for longer exposures and this will give users the opportunity to partake in Astrophotography. In other words, the Pixel 4 series will be able to snap images of the night sky. You’ll be taking photos of so many stars that you might consider yourself a paparazzi. In front will be an 8.1MP selfie snapper.

From day one, photographs delivered by the Pixel handsets have been considered among the best, if not the best, produced by a smartphone camera. And Google was able to do this with a single 12.2MP camera on the back. The secret, of course, is in the image processing. But Apple even did Google one better with the upcoming update that will deliver Deep Fusion to the iPhone. This picks out the best pixels from nine different exposures to create the best possible photograph with sharper images and less noise. The Pixels use HDR+ which combines multiple exposures to create the best picture.

The new Pixels will also have 6GB of memory, 50% more than any other Pixel handset on the face of the earth. It would appear, however, that the configuration choices will be limited again to 64GB and 128GB. The 5.7-inch AMOLED display on the Pixel 4 and the 6.2-inch AMOLED screen on the Pixel 4 XL will both refresh at 90Hz. This will allow for smoother scrolling and mobile video gameplay; in addition, a new feature called Ambient EQ will automatically adjust the white balance depending on ambient lighting.

So if you do plan to #SwitchtoPixel, your best bet is to wait until next month.