And enable that.

That's all next just reboot and log in again to the SSH

Once it finished the process, it will print "Done". And you can see all the captured images.

Creating Time-lapse:

Next, create two new folders in the name of Pictures and Video. We are going to use these two folders to capture and store the images and videos.

from picamera import PiCamera
from os import system
import datetime
from time import sleep
tlminutes = 1
secondsinterval = 1 #number of seconds delay between each photo taken
fps = 60 #frames per second timelapse video
numphotos = int((tlminutes*60)/secondsinterval) #number of photos to take
print("number of photos to take = ", numphotos)
dateraw= datetime.datetime.now()
datetimeformat = dateraw.strftime("%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M")
print("RPi started taking photos for your timelapse at: " + datetimeformat)
camera = PiCamera()
camera.resolution = (1024, 768)
system('rm /home/pi/Pictures/*.jpg') #delete all photos in the Pictures folder before timelapse start

for i in range(numphotos):    camera.capture('/home/pi/Pictures/image{0:06d}.jpg'.format(i))    sleep(secondsinterval)

print("Done taking photos.")
print("Please standby as your timelapse video is created.")
system('ffmpeg -r {} -f image2 -s 1024x768 -nostats -loglevel 0 -pattern_type glob -i "/home/pi/Pictures/*.jpg" -vcodec libx264 -crf 25  -pix_fmt yuv420p /home/pi/Videos/{}.mp4'.format(fps, datetimeformat))

print('Timelapse is complete'.format(datetimeformat))

In this code, you can define how long you want a video and frames per second.

Next, just run the script. Once the time-lapse is done it will show this message.

Navigate to the pictures you will see the captured images.

Same as in the videos folder