This little Python script assembles a collection of pictures into a timelapse movie. It takes care of some preprocessing (resizing, rotation, adding black borders to vertical pictures...) and then produces a video.
Timelapser depends on :
- Imagemagick and its Python bindings Wand.
- clint for an awesome commandline interface
- mencoder for the video creation
timelapser is to be used at the command line by running:
python timelapser.py path/to/pictures
Different flags can be used to set some options:
-r --rotation=ALPHA
Set a rotation angle applied to all pictures before assembling
-w --width=WIDTH
Set a new width. If height is not specified, then the original aspect
ratio is conserved. By default: 1080
-t --height=HEIGHT
Set a new height. If width is not specified, preserve the original aspect
ratio. Is ignored if width and height are specified and violate the
aspect ratio too much. By default: 720
-f --framerate=FRAMERATE
Set the video framerate
-h
Output help and exit
The code is extensively commented and documented but not tested (yet?).
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016, Rémi Proville
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If you'd like to contribute, simply fork the repository, commit your changes to the master branch (or branch off of it), and send a pull request.