It's worth the $10 lifetime license though. Their is a 'free trial' button on their websit but for some reason it takes you to a page which asks you to buy it, so I don't know that the issue is there. DinoCapture 2.0 is compatible with all Dino-Lite USB models on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8. In the end,you can join the resulted images into a compressed video with adjustable frame rate (5-60 fps). You should easily be able to find a few in there you like, or even create your own. Windows PC owners can now download the stable release and, after tethering their camera up to their computer via USB cable, take advantage of full access to almost all camera controls. PerioS is a free software designed for creating Time - Lapse videos using either a USB webcam or internet camera.It saves the acquired images to the specified folder. Descapes won't change a picture based on the time of day but it can add some really cool motion to your desktop and there are a ton of 'dreams' in their archives that you can download. The other option I might look into would be a program called Stardock Descapes.

This wouldn't be hard to integrate into the app though and I'm sure if sent the developer a request for it he would add it.

I thought it had an option to not shuffle the pictures, because it has a lot more options than the standard Windows 7 slideshow (if that's what version you're on), but I just looked and it doesn't. It doesn't come with a time lapse feature per-say but you can easily setup a folder full of images and then set it to change pictures how ever often you want (anywhere from every 10 seconds to every 7 days). I currently use a program called Johns Background Switcher that you could configure to do this.

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