Why should the body and lens be separated when the SLR is not in use?

I have never heard such a statement. It is very wrong to separate the body and lens when the SLR camera is not in use. If you don't often use a SLR camera, just place it directly. Needless to say, the fuselage and lens should be separated. Wait until it is used. Although it is a simple action, every time the lens is installed on the camera, every rotation is a kind of injury. In addition, dust will inevitably enter the lens and fuselage when loading the lens, so try to avoid loading the lens frequently.

SLR camera, if you don't use it often, just pay attention to drying. You can put moisture-proof particles or lime in the camera bag, or you can buy it from moistureproof box and put it in the moisture-proof cabinet. The idea of separation may be psychologically comfortable, and the interface will be loose after contact for a long time. It may also be that there are several lenses and several bodies, which are easy to classify separately. Actually, the camera doesn't break down that easily. If you don't use it often, you should take it out and press the shutter several times every once in a while. Also check whether the lens is moldy and handle it in time. Don't leave it unattended for months.

I have never heard of such a statement. All my cameras and lenses are disassembled in a drying box when not in use. The drying oven is relatively small, so the camera and lens can only be squeezed together. Didn't find any problems.

Moreover, I have seen many cinemas, and the cameras in their camera safes are all directly facing the camera, one by one, without saying that they should be opened separately.

Hello, I have never heard of the saying that the SLR body and lens should be opened separately when not in use. Let me talk about some key points of camera storage.

moistureproof box

Friends in the north may not be familiar with this thing, but friends in the south need it more. The humidity in the south is relatively high, and the lenses are prone to mildew, so the moisture-proof box is a must-have item when storing.

At present, there are two kinds of moistureproof box: physical and electronic. Prices naturally vary greatly, so you can buy according to your own needs.

When the battery is not used for a long time, it should be completely stored.

You may not pay much attention to this matter, and think it's ok to put it there. In fact, for the sake of battery performance, it should be fully charged before storage.

At the same time, if you don't use it for a long time, you should also remember to check the power and replenish it in time when the battery is defective to maintain the performance of the battery.

Clean up in time after rain or snow.

We should also pay attention to this matter. Although the lens has a protective structure, it should be cleaned after rain and snow. For some sensitive parts, use a hair dryer to clean them.

The above is my sharing, I hope it will help you.

This is the first time I have heard this statement. No How can there be such a statement? If we infer from this, the lens is already on the fuselage. They are inseparable every day and have no chance to be apart, especially one machine at a time. So what will happen according to this statement? If you don't use it, you will open it every day. After a long time, the bayonet will not loosen and will be covered with dust. How much trouble is this? Especially the telephoto lens, it wriggles around every day, which is so heavy and troublesome.

Is the questioner worried about the magnetic field in the camera and lens? No way, SLR cameras and lenses have no magnets. When I was a child, I was told that your watch should not be placed next to the radio, tape recorder or TV set, because the external magnetic speaker inside has magnets, which will suck away the parts of the watch, so your watch will rot. So is the same with SLR cameras and lenses? Or, it's humid in the south, and the lens lives with the camera every day, affecting each other and pushing the humidity to the other side? Separated, the possibility of humidity is gone? If you are really afraid of humidity, and it is caused by the lens and camera sticking together, then you can leave every day. Just take off the lens and open it separately.

Camera is a precision equipment, and the combination of lens and fuselage is very compact and accurate. Therefore, the number of separation and installation between them should be minimized, because any form of mechanical movement will cause wear and tear, and more times will inevitably cause certain damage to the combination. At the same time, there are floating dust in the natural environment. During the installation process, dust will inevitably enter the interior of the fuselage. Dust accumulation will affect the shooting quality and shorten the service life of the camera.

The author believes that the key lies in the usual nursing. It is necessary to keep your hands clean. Don't let the camera overwork in high temperature and humid environment, avoid contact with harmful and corrosive gases and liquids, and pay attention to moistureproof when storing the camera.

Conclusion: Separate storage is unnecessary!

If it is not used for a short time, there is no need to separate the lens. Repeated replacement of the lens also increases the wear of the contact part between the lens and the fuselage. When not used for a long time, the body and lens should be separated. When the SLR is not used, just pay attention to moisture and mildew, and use desiccant to prevent moisture. Desiccant can be made of quicklime or silica gel. In addition, most of the plastic packaged foods that children contact daily contain desiccant, which is a good choice as a moisture-proof agent for cameras.

For photographers, expensive cameras and lenses at home are always difficult to be protected from moisture by the above methods, so moistureproof box becomes very necessary.

This question is estimated to be known only by hardcore enthusiasts! In early mechanical cameras, the lens aperture was contracted by a spring. When the lens is installed behind the fuselage, the aperture is fully open and the spring is always in a tight state. After a long time, the elasticity decreases, which affects the aperture contraction. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the lens for long-term storage, which can minimize the aperture and reduce the aging of the spring. Now it's all electronic apertures, so there won't be this problem.

SLR cameras are designed with interchangeable lenses, and many people will change lenses according to different needs during use, which is also the fun of SLR photography. At the same time, this habit has also caused a situation in which a fuselage will be equipped with multiple lenses. The fuselage and lens can be put together directly in a short time when not in use, but it is necessary to pay attention to the preservation environment when multiple lenses are not used for a long time. Due to the particularity of lens coating, it is generally necessary to keep the lens coating in moistureproof box to prevent the lens coating from falling off and becoming moldy. Generally, the fuselage does not have high requirements for moisture protection, and the frequency of use is relatively high. Therefore, shots that are not commonly used except hanging shots are usually placed in the moistureproof box, so when not in use, they are open.

Never take the wood apart and throw it away when you use it.