Overview

Enjoy precise pan and tilt control for smooth camera moves, plus the stability of the lightweight flowtech 100 legs with the OConnor 1040 Fluid Head and flowtech 100 Tripod System with Handle and Case. Combining the Ultimate 1040 fluid head with the lightweight, carbon fiber flowtech 100 tripod, this system supports up to 45 lb of camera and accessories. This bundle offers a speedy setup, a QR plate, and stable support for cine-style digital or smaller ENG cameras. A carry handle and padded ENG bag round out this tripod kit.

SKU: GC76-OC-C1040-FT100

O'Connor 1040 Fluid Head & Flowtech 100 Tripod with Feet Handle & Case

Enjoy precise pan and tilt control for smooth camera moves, plus the stability of the lightweight flowtech 100 legs with the OConnor 1040 Fluid Head and flowtech 100 Tripod System with Handle and Case. Combining the Ultimate 1040 fluid head with the lightweight, carbon fiber flowtech 100 tripod, this system supports up to 45 lb of camera and accessories. This bundle offers a speedy setup, a QR plate, and stable support for cine-style digital or smaller ENG cameras. A carry handle and padded ENG bag round out this tripod kit.

OConnor Ultimate 1040 Fluid Head

The OConnor Ultimate 1040 Fluid Head is a lightweight fluid head that shares features with the other fluid heads in the OConnor Ultimate fluid head line. This allows operators to easily transition between lighter and heavier cameras without having to relearn or think about the differences between fluid heads. The head supports 45 pounds' worth of camera and accessories at a center of gravity (COG) 5 inches above the camera platform. The counterbalance system helps prevent the camera from tilting forward or back on the head on its own and helps the camera to remain in the position the operator places it without requiring additional effort to hold it in place. The counterbalance system on the 1040 is a stepless system, so it is continuously variable from the maximum weight the head can support all the way down to zero. This makes the 1040 extremely versatile and suitable for use with heavy ENG-style cameras all the way down to lightweight cameras, while maintaining the same operational feel.

The 1040 features a large Euro-style quick release plate. The QR plate allows you to mount and remove the camera by lifting straight off the head and not having to slide it in from the back. The fluid head is able to tilt 90 degrees forward and back, allowing you to tilt the camera straight down and then straight up, all in the same shot. The camera also features independent drag controls and locks for both pan and tilt. The included 100mm ball base is removable and can be replaced with other available bases. The included pan handle can be attached to either side of the the fluid head, utilizing the mounting rosette on either side of the head.

Payload and Counterbalance

The 1040 supports cameras and accessories up to 45 pounds at a COG of 5 inches. This is what the counterbalance can cancel out while keeping the head neutral in any position in the tilt range. The sinusoidal counterbalance supports lighter cameras and features near-zero balance error. The stepless counterbalance can be set all the way down to zero to accommodate lightweight cameras.

Tilt Range

The 1040 provides a very wide tilt range of 90 degrees forward and and rear tilt, while supporting camera packages weighing up to 45 pounds (5" COG).

Pan and Tilt Controls

The head features independent controls on the pan and tilt for lock and drag. The pan and tilt locks are easy to operate. Both controls match well with the controls of OConnor's larger 2575 and 2065 heads, making it easy for operators to move between the heads without having to relearn each head.

Ball Leveling

The included 100mm ball base provides a side support base that easily accommodates the heavy loads this fluid head can support. The ball allows you to quickly level your shot without having to adjust the tripod legs. The ball base is also removable and available options include a Mitchell, 150mm ball base, 4-bolt, 3-bolt, or quickfix.

OConnor flowtech 100 Tripod with Attachment Mount

The lightweight OConnor flowtech 100 Tripod with Attachment Mount offers notable stability and quick setup and adjustments for payloads up to 66 pounds. The flowtech design features quick release locks at the top of the legs, eliminating the need to stoop while adjusting the tripod height. All three legs can be deployed individually or simultaneously to quickly find their individual levels on uneven ground.

The flowtech 100's versatile leg hinges adjust freely and collapse to a transport length of 26.7". Additional ergonomic features include a flat leg design that's more comfortable when carrying it on your shoulder and magnetic locks that neatly snap the legs together for travel. Three handy 3/8"-16 threaded mounts can be used to attach a variety of accessories.

Weighing only 7.5 pounds, the flowtech 100 extends to a maximum height of 60". Each leg features a single clamping lever that quickly and easily locks and unlocks the sections. Designed with dual-spiked feet, this 100mm bowl tripod includes an attachment mount and rubber feet that feature a quick release design for easy attaching and removal.

Features

  • Dual-stage, carbon fiber 100mm bowl tripod
  • Supports up to 66 pounds, yet weighs only 7.5 pounds with the included rubber feet
  • High torsional stability prevents the legs from twisting when panning your head
  • The legs feature four locking positions, allowing you to secure the legs without using a spreader
  • Flat, ergonomic leg design for more comfortable over-the-shoulder carrying
  • Dual-spiked feet tripod includes quick release rubber feet for delicate or slippery surfaces
  • Magnetic locks snap the legs together for transport, but easily release for setup
  • An included attachment mount attaches to one of the threaded accessory holes and is useful for attaching an optional carry strap

Vinten Carry Handle for flowtech 75/100mm Tripod

The Carry Handle for flowtech 75/100mm Tripod from Vinten enables you to carry your lightweight flowtech tripod single-handedly. This handle mounts easily on one of the tripod's accessory docks.

OConnor Soft Carrying Case for 1030 Systems with 30L Tripod (Black)

Store, protect, and transport your 1030 systems with 30L tripods in this black Soft Carrying Case from OConnor. The case features a padded interior, zipper closure and dual carry handles.

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Enjoy precise pan and tilt control for smooth camera moves, plus the stability of the lightweight flowtech 100 legs with the OConnor 1040 Fluid Head and flowtech 100 Tripod System with Handle and Case. Combining the Ultimate 1040 fluid head with the lightweight, carbon fiber flowtech 100 tripod, this system supports up to 45 lb of camera and accessories. This bundle offers a speedy setup, a QR plate, and stable support for cine-style digital or smaller ENG cameras. A carry handle and padded ENG bag round out this tripod kit.

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