Platform(s), such as mobile, website, API, other:website
I’m going through sound observations looking for cricket sounds. They call mostly at night, so to make my job easier, limiting observations to between 8 pm and 5 am, for example, would be helpful. I see this as functioning similar to the date range filter. It would apply to both Identify and Observations.
This is a great thought. However, a lot of observations have incorrect times (usually from people switching time zones and forgetting to change their camera settings) so searching by time would include some that shouldn’t be included, and exclude some that should. I know this is an issue because a lot of my own photos have the wrong time, and I really try to get it right before uploading but it’s tricky. On my last trip, one of my cameras kept switching back to a different time zone after I changed it - it happened so many times that eventually I just gave up. I think many people don’t worry about it at all.
I don’t put in a time at all since I can’t really keep track of the time I took every picture in the field, so I would oppose any change that required a time in order to be RG
Retroactively demoting obs without a time to casual would be extremely destructive, it would render 917 of my observations casual, including multiple range extensions of poorly documented insects
does your camera/phone not automatically record the time for each photo? Issues like those mentioned by @fluffyinca aside, 99.99% of devices I know of automatically date and timestamp images for you when you take them
I’d be OK with some URL params that could be used this way. The current Filters pop-up is pretty crowded and would need to be redesigned to really fit more options in a useful way.