Announced on the Forums today (I'm not sure if it is a useful feature?) -

We're excited to introduce a brand new section on our site, the Cameras:

Smile, the Camera Section is ON!

http://www.dreamstime.com/cameras/

Once you access the page, there are several filters relating to the camera brand, model or type of lens. We have also started adding images to each camera brand based on their EXIF info. We're working to add all images to their appropriate category but it may take weeks for the camera search filter to cover the entire database and be fully functional. Please be patient if you can't find your favorite lense yet.

This section is designed both as useful resource and new search filter. In this sense, we offer designers a searchable tool that allows them to find images based on specific camera info. It is also a research tool that gives them more insights into how certain cameras produce distinct looks and feel.

The 'Cameras' section is also aimed at photographers who can now see the different camera models most frequently used in stock photography. They can review and compare the images produced by cameras and can then make an informed purchase decision based on price level and technological features.

Enjoy the new feature and as always, your feedback is always welcome. The whole world fits into your camera!

Seems like a waste of time.

yep.

I could only see this being popular by the sorts of people who are more interested in cameras than they are in pictures. That's a great photo, you must have a good camera.

Impact on sales may be questionable at first glance, but if it can (at least theoretically somehow) help in sales and driving possible buyers to site than � why not � it is good.

But I guess it will be probably used more by photographers than by buyers.

Anyway overall it is interesting feature, if for nothing else than just out of curiosity it is interesting to browse all of those photos by cameras and lenses.
I like it.

It's like pbase. When I would look to see how certain lenses worked with different cameras I would search pbase for samples. Just google any camera and lens and pbase and you get a lot of samples. Same deal. I like it just for that. Feeds the lens lust.

oh geez, just as the Nikon V Canon debate gets boring, DT somehow decides that the brand of camera you use determine the style of shots you create? what??

I agree as a photographer it will be very interesting to see what lenses are used to create images, but i doubt designers will care (or find it interesting). The few I've ever dealt with don't care how an image is made, just how it looks.

what a waste of resources (as usual, funded from that 80% they keep off our work's income). I'd rather they:
go through old stuff and delete it
go through and sort out keyword spamming

very dangerous thing.
now sales can be related to cameras, and pictures can be grouped after camera. That is a barrier,  just like in the old days where you could only contribute to agencies  if you had a professional camera.

It can be an agencys tool to sort the weed from the corn.

Better arm up, friends. Good that I just bought a new camera.

I can perhaps understand that someone might want to specifically find an image taken with a macro or fisheye lens.  But that information can be in the keywords, so I don't see why this is necessary to find that.

As far as which camera took the shot goes... it seems irrelevant to me, and I'm far too busy with the myriad of other aspects I have to deal with in life and in producing images to go searching for which camera other photographers are using.  As others have said repeatedly over time, it's not the camera that takes a great picture, it's the photographer's skill, eye and knowledge.

My feeling is that this is the wrong value system to apply to our craft.  The only thing that matters to the buyer is surely that the image is good and fits their needs. 

Leaf has his very own section ;-)

http://www.dreamstime.com/cameras/leaf/

i thought nikon D7000 is quite a good and popular camera..why it is not in the list? does it market as another model?

List is still indexing from latest photos to older cameras. it isn't complete yet. It will show up eventually. I'm waiting for my NeinGrenze 5000T to show up, I'm pretty sure I'm the only one using that camera.

Now, you need an Hasselblad to sell on Dreamstime...

How can it tell which lens is used? The EXIF data on my images (using a Canon) only records the focal length, say 40mm, when I've actually used a 24-70mmL lens.