One of the nice things about a time lapse video is the contrast between static moving objects.
Irfanview – FFmpeg needs to accept the single image files in a certain format, I used irfanview to rename the files, but any other renaming utility (even batch scripting) will also do. #Best time lapse assembler windows movie
FFmpeg – The utility I used to stitch all the stills into one single movie (almost an entire day squeezed into one minute). StereoData Maker – A great utility if your SD card has more than 4 Gigs on it (well, it actually does a whole lot more, but we are just going to use it to switch partitions on the 8 Gigs card). CardTricks – I am so glad someone came up with this one – it automates the process of loading your Canon with the CHDK firmware. OMNI Intervalometer 3 – a script that will run an intervalometer scripts on your camera. CHDK – a wonderful piece of alternate Canon firmware that allows you to so some camera magic. Big memory card is a good choice for this project Get Some Out Of This World Software:. Get a nice tripod or better yet a Nast圜lamp. 
Get a Canon Point & Shoot (Like the excellent Canon G10) that works with CHDK (or get an intervalometer (either dedicated or general) for whatever camera you want) If you don’t use Canon/CHDK just skip the boring tech loaded section about loading your Canon with a new firmware. 
WARNING 2: Once you time-lapse, you can never go back (only fast forward).
WARNING: This is going to be a geeky post with lots of software downloads, hacks, and tweaks. I got a nice shot of creating a time lapse movie when I moved to a new place.
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