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As I'm thinking about my lens / body lineup, it includes both the use of a 1.4X TC III and future use of R mount adapters for EF glass.
My question is how much ... and why ... does it matter if you mount the Adapter (or TC) & Lens together BEFORE mounting the combined assembly to the body. Compare that to simply putting the Adapter on the body (EOS R) and treating it as part of the camera, swapping lenses only. Same for leaving the TC on (80D) and swapping my 100-400 II from 80D (with TC) to EOS R (with adapter).
I know that I typically mount the TC "assembly" first prior to mounting on my 80D. But, that is only one lens combination. In the case of the R (future consideration), the adapter would apply to multiple lenses. What is "wrong" with simply putting the adapter on the body, and leaving it welded there when changing (EF) lenses?
What will malfunction or be damaged by simply leaving the adapter in place? I've done this on occasion with other bodies and have experienced no problems from it. As mentioned, I tend to build the assembly first, but in the heat of the moment, it hasn't always been the case, with no problems noticed.
Is it critical (short term / long term effects) to build the "assembly" prior to mounting on the body. Or, is it merely the "most correct" way to do it, and yet, there isn't really any problematic issues to arise from doing it the "less correct" way.
TIA
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