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I have the 1D IV and it was always faster than any of the 5D body's. I always contributed this to the battery power. I actually ran comparisons on the my 500mm and the 1D IV with a timer. On smaller lenses speed was never noticeable but hit rate on in focus pictures was always higher by several %.
I would expect similar for the R5 vs the 1Dx III.
However the first lens I tried on my R5 was the EF 35mm f/1.4L II. As you know the lens is great because of the critical focus between 1.4 and 2.0 and the interesting bokeh it generates. It did great for me, but I only used it a few days.
Another lens I tested on the R5 was the EF 180mm F/3.5L Macro, and I thought it was much quicker to focus than it did with the DSLR bodies. I was actually somewhat impressed. The lens had a reputation of being very slow.
So far the critical narrow DOF focus I thought has been good.
Did you compare the EF and RF 85mm on the R5?
Not to doubt what you are saying, but I would put both lenses on the R5 and do a chart test in MF wide open to make sure it isn't a lens issue.
Or even just a simple comparison of walk around shots on the R5 with the EF 85mm and an adapter.
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But, I'm EXTREMELY curious now after this conversation to try and rent an R3 for a direct comparison.
I do have a date to go with my buddy to do a direct apples to apples comparison with all my lenses and his lenses with the 1Dx III and his R5. And record the results along with possibly a video of it. My first hand at video making.
Because I don't feel like an extremely exhaustive comparison has ever been done.
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