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Instructables user yonderknight writes:
I've always wanted to make time lapse videos, but I don't have a camera with an intervalometer feature built in. In fact, I don't think very many cameras come with such a feature (especially not SLR cameras). So what do you want to do if you want to make time-lapse videos? You can buy a commercial intervalometer (yeah, right). You can check out some instructables and make one yourself out of electronic components, but what if you don't have the time/skills necessary to build one? You just want something quick and cheap. Well, you can actually use a common TI graphing calculator (I don't know of any high school student without one of these) and hook it up to any camera with a remote shutter release socket. It's quite easy, and depending on your camera can require no electronic work at all.
Turn a TI Graphing Calculator into an Intervalometer and Create Time Lapse Videos - Link.
That is a really cool idea!
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If you have a Canon Camera, you can use a program called PSRemote to control EVERY aspect of photography including time lapse. It is a great software package!
This is a cool idea too, graphing calculators are so useful lol
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