Q> Canon 1100D EF S 18mm-55mm IS kit

I have a camera bag, as of now what I am doing after using my camera, remove the lens put on the camera cap and lens cap then keep it on my bag.

My question: Is it o.k. to keep my cam while lens wasn't remove? Because it takes time assembling every time i want to use it

No problem. I bet 99% of DSLR users store their camera with lens mounted. I do.

A lens makes a perfectly good body cap so you can leave it assembled unless it doesn't fit well inside your camera bag when it is together.

Basically the only time a lens comes off my camera is when I'm changing lenses. It's always stored with a lens attached.

I leave one of the lenses attached when I store my camera!

hell, i leave my camera ON half the time in storage.

mike_311 wrote in post #13620806
hell, i leave my camera ON half the time in storage.

More people do this than would admit... LOL

Strayz wrote in post #13620891
More people do this than would admit... LOL

I used to be able to do that with my 450D, but my 50D seems to get through batteries rather quicker even when it's 'asleep'...
OP, there's no reason to unmount the lens to store the camera unless it doesn't fit in your bag any other way. You'll save wear on the lens mount too by not removing it so often.

angelo0720 wrote in post #13586991
I have a camera bag, as of now what I am doing after using my camera, remove the lens put on the camera cap and lens cap then keep it on my bag.

My question: Is it o.k. to keep my cam while lens wasn't remove? Because it takes time assembling every time i want to use it

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Yeah I keep my lens mounted all the time. :P

Thanks for the input guys. .