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2016-08-14T16:55:35Z

Next timelapse

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	For planning notes for Timelapse 3, see: [[RaspberryPi/Timelapse3~~/Planning~~]]		For planning notes for Timelapse 3, see: [[RaspberryPi/Timelapse3]]

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2016-07-31T01:04:29Z

Taking photos

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			==Processing photos==

			While the full details are over at the [[Timelapse/Processing]] page, here's a quick taste of what collating a bunch of images together looks like.

			Assuming you have all the images you want in a pile in one directory, we want to rename them in order so that they have the same name as before, but with the suffix _0001,0002,0003, etc.

	=Successful Capture=		=Successful Capture=

2016-07-31T00:59:26Z

Scripting

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			==Taking photos==

	To script taking a picture, use the following code, which loops forever, taking photos and marking them with timestamps:		To script taking a picture, use the following code, which loops forever, taking photos and marking them with timestamps:

2016-07-30T22:27:00Z

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2016-07-30T22:18:13Z

Next timelapse

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	For planning notes for Timelapse 3, see: [[RaspberryPi/Timelapse3/Planning]]		For planning notes for Timelapse 3, see: [[RaspberryPi/Timelapse3/Planning]]

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2016-07-30T20:47:17Z

Notes

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			=Successful Capture=

			Notes on what the successful capture looks like, and links to pages/notes on processing timelapse photos.

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	* Motor control of plate or device to control angles and motion		* Motor control of plate or device to control angles and motion
	* Image processing (vivid, contrast, hue, blur, tilt shift)		* Image processing (vivid, contrast, hue, blur, tilt shift)

			==Processing timelapse photos==

			For notes on processing timelapse photos, see [[Timelapse/Processing]] page.

			Notes on time-lapse photography in general at the [[Timelapse]] page.

			==Next timelapse==

			For planning notes for Timelapse 3, see: [[RaspberryPi/Timelapse3/Planning]]

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2016-07-30T20:31:10Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		=Notes=

	===Timelapse 2 Notes===		==Timelapse 2 Notes==

	Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night. It maxed out the SD card after about 6 hours.		Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night. It maxed out the SD card after about 6 hours.

2016-07-30T20:30:37Z

Timelapse 2

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	===Timelapse 2===		===Timelapse 2 Notes===

	Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night. It maxed out the SD card after about 6 hours.		Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night. It maxed out the SD card after about 6 hours.

2016-07-30T20:24:21Z

Timelapse 2

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	===Timelapse 2===		===Timelapse 2===

	Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night.		Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night. It maxed out the SD card after about 6 hours.

	Results and notes from this script/timelapse:		Results and notes from this script/timelapse:

2016-07-30T20:19:39Z

First Timelapse

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	===~~First~~ Timelapse===		===Timelapse 2===

	Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night.		Running my first timelapse, I didn't bother doing any calculations to see how long I could run based on available disk space - I just ran at a frequency of 1 photo per 2 seconds and let it run all night.