If you’re just starting out and need to follow the guide you can find it here at Raspberry Pi time-lapse.
Converting all your captured images is luckily a very simple process as long as you have the right pieces of software.
In this guide we will explore generating a timelapse from images by using both a paid piece of software such as Adobe Premiere as well as showing you how you can utilize a free software called Avidemux to do the same thing.
In the video below we showcase you an example of what a finalised timelapse can look like when recorded by the Raspberry Pi camera like in our camera timelapse guide and then converted into a video.
Our written steps below will showcase you all the easy steps to generating a nice looking timelapse video just like what we have below.
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