rpi-timelapse
A timelapse camera controller for Raspberry Pi and Canon EOS 350d (should work with any camera supported by gphoto2 with minor tweaks), with an optional UI and controls on the Adafruit LCD Pi plate.
Installation
rpi-timelapse uses gphoto2 and imagemagick. To install these dependencies on your pi:
$ sudo apt-get install gphoto2
$ sudo apt-get install imagemagick
Run
python tl.py
Run on boot
Follow the instructions at http://learn.adafruit.com/drive-a-16x2-lcd-directly-with-a-raspberry-pi/init-script using timelapse file from this repo instead of lcd.
Post-Processing
Here's how to post process the image frames (on Linux, can be run on the Pi itself, but faster on desktop).
Remove flicker if timelapse used many shutter values
for a in *; do echo $a;/opt/ImageMagick/bin/mogrify -auto-gamma $a;done
Be careful with auto-gamma - it works extremely well for sunset / sunrise but can make very dark areas of the scene very noisy.
Convert the resulting JPEGs to a timelapse movie
ffmpeg -r 18 -q:v 2 -start_number XXXX -i /tmp/timelapse/IMG_%d.JPG output.mp4