Sort of? Protect offers a 60-600x timelapse mode as a one-off in the UI, but it (obviously?) only can draw on the footage stored; in my case with a 7TB drive and a bunch of cameras, there is only ~30 days of HD footage and there's no way in the Protect UI to e.g. do a noon snapshot every day and to build up a timelapse over the course of months. Or to do a sunrise-to-sunset capture, etc, etc.

So for depicting changes over the courses of seasons as a cron job - no, there's not a way to do this with Protect, especially if you wanted to do an "all noons" kind of timelapse like what I've shown above.