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OConnor | World Famous Fluid Heads For Cinematography OConnor has been the choice of professional cinematographers since the invention of the fluid head 60 years ago by founder Chad O’Connor OConnor’s award-winning fluid heads are renowned for their smooth feel, fluid movement and intuitive control
OConnor Company O’Connor Company is part of HVAC Elements which is the marketing arm which includes G R Controls and Balancing Professionals The three independent businesses cover different aspects of the commercial HVAC business
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Santa Clarita Photographers - OConnor Photography O'Connor Photography has portrait studios located in the Antelope and Santa Clarita Valleys As the preferred photography studio for both areas, we specialize in high school senior and family portraits
2575D - OConnor The head includes OConnor’s patented sinusoidal counterbalance system for true, accurate balance at any point in the tilt range Add to this OConnor’s stepless, ultra-smooth pan tilt fluid drag, and you’ve got ultimate control and stability for film style shooting
Schools - OConnor Photography The O’Connor team will skillfully integrate school data so picture day is fun and hassle free Having everything organized from the beginning insures trouble free photo sessions and a quick turnaround time
Ultimate 2575E - OConnor Marking 75 years since the first OConnor tripod was sold to Walt Disney, OConnor presents the 2575E Platinum Edition This upgrade continues the legacy of the most-popular fluid head in cinema history