Happily Ever After Fireworks View from Contemporary Resort | 4K | Magic Kingdom | Walt Disney World

Happily Ever After Fireworks Spectacular at Magic Kingdom filmed from Disney's Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World.
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[@michaelandjulie]

This is fantastic footage!!!! What kind of camera do you use to film in the dark like this? Of all the vloggers we have seen, this is some of the best footage. I really appreciate also how stable the camera work is and how there's no background commentary so we can hear the beautiful music. This is a fantastic video!!!

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@michaelandjulie Thank you! It's actually the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. We use that camera almost exclusively for videos (we use the iPhone 15 Pro Max for the livestreams) and it does a great job! For this video I did a little post editing by turning the exposure down a bit to remove some of the noise in the visuals - the DJI usually records at a higher exposure than most cameras, so sometimes you'll get a bit of that pixel look in the lighter areas of the video if you don't adjust it afterwards. I also boosted the audio a bit using one of my other recordings of Happily Ever After audio and placing it "under" the actual audio at a low level so the music can be heard better. The camera has a little trouble with the acoustics there... big concrete buildings and lots of people below tends to create a bit of an echo. 😂