O’CONNOR 2575D FLUID HEAD

Includes:
Ultimate 2575D Fluid Head (C1234-1000)
Euro Style Quick Release w/120mm Mounting Plate & Screws (C2575-120)
Pan Handle (2575-137)
Pan Handle Extension (1275-135)
Mitchell Base (08281)-Mitchell Tiedown (08402)

The O’CONNOR 2575D is a professional-grade fluid head engineered for precision camera control in cinematic productions. Designed for heavy camera payloads, it features dual-stage counterbalance and a high-performance fluid damping system for ultra-smooth pan and tilt movements. The package typically includes the head, adjustable pan handle, camera mounting plate, and counterbalance accessories. Ideal for feature films, commercials, and high-end television, the 2575D excels on tripods, dollies, and studio pedestals. Its robust, durable construction ensures repeatable, accurate motion under demanding production conditions, while its modular design supports versatile setups, making it a trusted choice for operators requiring reliability, control, and cinematic precision in every shot.

Key Features:
The O’CONNOR 2575D features a dual-stage counterbalance system that supports heavy cinema cameras, allowing precise vertical control for consistent, repeatable shots in demanding production environments.
High-performance fluid damping ensures smooth, controlled pan and tilt movements, giving cinematographers the ability to execute cinematic camera motions with minimal vibration or jerkiness.
Modular design allows quick attachment and adjustment of pan handles, mounting plates, and counterbalance accessories, streamlining setup for various tripods, dollies, and studio pedestals without sacrificing precision.
Built for durability and heavy payloads, the 2575D maintains stability under large lenses, digital cameras, and complex rigs, supporting professional feature film, television, and commercial productions reliably over time.
Compatible with a wide range of studio and location equipment, the 2575D fluid head integrates seamlessly into existing workflows, enabling operators to achieve repeatable, smooth cinematic movements across multiple camera setups and shooting conditions.