As someone who’s spent their life deeply connected to nature – through hunting, guiding, and protecting the Triglav National Park – technology has always played a valuable supporting role in my work. When I first heard about the new feature of the Secacam App with improved image filtering features, I was eager to give it a try in the field. After some hands-on testing, I’m happy to share my impressions.
Faster, Smarter Browsing
The most noticeable improvement is speed. Browsing through the image gallery is significantly faster than in previous versions. When monitoring wildlife, time is of the essence. If you’re focusing on a single species, this update can save not just minutes, but also a lot of frustration. It’s not just about speed – it’s about efficiency.
Precision with Filters
One of the strongest features is the wide variety of filters. Whether you’re interested in photos taken at night, control images, or specific time frames, the app lets you customize your search. This is especially helpful when working with multiple cameras and potentially thousands of images.
You can even filter photos by date or select multiple species to narrow down your search. A particularly clever feature is the ability to search only among species or objects that your cameras have actually captured. That keeps the results relevant and eliminates clutter.
A Clean, User-Friendly Interface
Beyond its smart features, the app maintains a clean and intuitive layout. It’s easy to navigate – even after a long day in the mountains or on patrol. The user interface doesn’t get in your way; it helps you focus on the task at hand.
Final Thoughts
This update shows just how well technology can support people who live and work in nature. Whether you’re a ranger, hunter, wildlife enthusiast, or researcher, the improved filtering options make monitoring faster, more accurate, and less of a chore.
Get to know Jernje
A passionate nature lover and lifelong outdoorsman, Jernje has been a hunter since 2000 and a ranger in Triglav National Park since 2009. As the fourth generation of hunters in his family, he has been deeply connected to nature from a young age. He also serves as a mountain guide and is an active member of the Mountain Rescue Association of Slovenia. Blending tradition with innovation, he enjoys bringing new technologies into his work. When he’s not in the mountains, he’s an enthusiastic sportsman, and above all, a proud husband and father of two.
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