!!! OConnor Camera Accessories !!!

[Nichelle Deaver]

Maybe some pictures will surface as well for those of us that can't make the trip.

[Eric J. Johnston]

Maybe some pictures will surface as well for those of us that can't make the trip.

Our proprietary negative light refraction technology makes photographing “Jupiter” nearly impossible.

However I do have an OConnor T-shirt for the first person who can correctly post why the name “Jupiter” was chosen.

[Steve Gal]

Has to do with the Jupiter locomotives and steam engines huh! & Chadwell O'Connor.

[Jay A. Kelley]

Here's an answer:
O'Connor continued to design more steam locomotives, including replicas of “Jupiter” and “#119”, the two engines that met on the 10th of May, 1869 - where the Golden Spike was driven at Promontory, Utah-opening the Transcontinental Railway. The engines still operate today.

Jay

[Curran Giddens]

Has to do with the Jupiter locomotives and steam engines huh! & Chadwell O'Connor.

Also, Mr. O'Connor had a hobby of filming steam locomotives. He couldn't get the smooth shots he wanted so he invented the fluid head. Just read this yesterday.

[JD Holloway]

It has a "Big RED spot"!

[Eric J. Johnston]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chadwell_O'Connor

[Steve Gal]

So I win......

[Jay A. Kelley]

Yeah Steve was first...

Damnit

[Mitch Gross]

Sexy Beast ...