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mklapse

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github.com/zvakanaka/mklapse

zvakanaka/mklapse

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# mklapse Make time-lapses in time-lapse speed 1. `cd` to a directory of photos 2. Run `mklapse [mode]` (See examples below) ## Examples Running each mode (except video) will create a directory of new images in the current directory (the directory created will be named `mklapse`). ### Star Trails ![star trails gif](gifs/star-trails.gif) `$ mklapse trails [--reverse]` ![mklapse video](gifs/mklapse-trails.gif) ### Zoom ![zooming in on a beetle](gifs/zoom_beetle.gif) `$ mklapse zoom [--delta 1.01]` *TODO: add parameter for focal point* ### Star Trails + Zoom ![zoom, then star trails gif](gifs/star_trails_zoom.gif) `$ mklapse zoom && cd mklapse && mklapse trails` ### Time-lapse ![typical time-lapse](gifs/milky-way.gif) `$ mklapse video` ![mklapse video](gifs/mklapse-video.gif) This will create a video named `mklapse.mp4` made out of the images in the current directory. ### Custom Scripts `$ mklapse custom --script name-of-script.sh [args for script here]` Run a custom script on every image in a directory. ## Install `npm i -g mklapse` ## Dependencies * [Ffmpeg](https://ffmpeg.org) * [ImageMagick](https://imagemagick.org) ## Motivation * Batch edit images with simple commands * Change variables every image while batch editing * Use Node.js instead of Bash (but still call shell programs underneath)