A few from a local dance school's 2015 Christmas show

[stenrasmussen]

I try to shoot this show every year. It involves hundreds of dancers (from 5 to 40 years old) in a professional stage setting.
Last year I shot with a D750/D4 and Df. Lenses were mostly 24-70 and 70-200. A vast array of light sources created a WB nightmare so in post processing I had to choose what I remembered the scene like. Anyhow, here are a few of the images:

[David H. Hartman]

Very nice! Thank You! 

Dave

[BW]

Very nice Sten! I know that the WB is a nightmare, but you seem to have managed just fine. I really like picture nr 5

[armando_m]

wow, great series, really like the motion blur in 1538

and yes white balance in this cases becomes all about perception

[Anirban Halder]

Beautiful series Sten. Some of the shots look like a page from fairy-tale novel. My fav #7 and #8 in this series. Thanks for sharing

[elsa hoffmann]

Damn these are good. You set the bar quiet high for me.
Remember WB is to a great extend quite subjective.
You edit as you like the end result. Many of us has a bias towards one end or the other of the scale. 

[Erik Lund]

Impressive series! Only nit pick is the black boxes, sound? in front of the stage, I would edit those out, at last the red diodes,,,

[Akira]

Love #2 and 5.

When I was using D40, I had to shoot a concert.  The lightings of prime color seemd to be difficult to handle with the Beyer sensor.  The camera Sten used should be much more advanced, but I appreciate your sense of timing to capture beautiful moments of the theater.

The long black boxes on the front edge of the stage look like foot lights.

[Tom Hook]

Very fine series of photos. Your concern about getting the white balance correct has been solved in my opinion. The colors are strikingly dramatic nicely complementing the action on stage.

[simato73]

#3 and #5 for me, the whole series is fab though.

[MFloyd]

#5 / 1538 👍👍👍

[rosko]

Nice series indeed !

Never easy to cope with light available in this kind of photography.

I think the best (and easiest) way is to set the WB on ''auto'', and trust the machine...

Like most of us, i prefer the motioned image.

Cheers, Francis.

[Andrew]

Really well done!!

[Frank Fremerey]

1538 is very special and I like the interaction between the cast in 6580

Generally speaking I would be very happy with these pictures if it was my play and you presented me these!

[Pistnbroke]

These are excellent and good enought to get you membership of the Royal Photographich society or similar.