Not really had it long enough to compare that much.
But early shots are great. Couple of things - the zoom is fantastic, 50x is a gimmick but it's very usable to c20x. 4x optical is brilliant.
The 108mp main lens is great. The size of the sensor creates great natrual DoF.
Focus is instant with the laser system.
As always the limiting factor is behind the camera.
Pic of one of the houses in Doagh Famine Village - still occupied in 1984, now part of a museum:
(Near Culdaff, Co. Donegal, Ireland)
Shades of Autumn. All taken after sunset last night. Amazing colours that a little phone just can't do justice to. But worth a try.
@Anonymous wrote:I too like the silhouette photo of the man with his dog @BOSSGOGG
and I like your photo too @pgn of the cottage turned into a museum, very quaint and well kept.
Thanks, @Anonymous - the cottage was only part of the museum, here's a bit more about it (Lagacurry, Co. Donegal): https://rb.gy/9jp2ep
I have some pictures of the lovely sandy beaches up there too (we did not go to the beach near the Mussenden temple, opting instead to head further north and east a bit.
Oh and the coastline hereabouts is "elevated", something to do with the landmass rising when the ice melted off the top of it back in the Ice Age, @Anonymous: https://youtu.be/K4iQMRsmWPU
Still some nice heat in the Autumn sun today.
Oh just look at that gorgeous empty beach @BOSSGOGG . Great photo 
