This test is useful for capture display refreshing behaviour, including scanout behavior. An example recording is High Speed Video of LightBoost. This test needs a camera with a high-speed-video function (480fps+). Test Mode: High Speed Camera To compare display refresh behavior. There is also an async_upload with may also be used. Flicker Test For High Speed Cameras or Oscillscopes. The sync_upload method allows many parameters, but the image, title, description, and tags are the most prominent. $result = $flickr->sync_upload('logo.png', $_POST, $_POST, 'david walsh, php, mootools, dojo, javascript, css') The returned value is an ID which represents the photo Send an image sync_upload(photo, title, desc, tags) Uploading a file is as easy as one function call: Uploading an image to Flickr is actually much easier with phpFlickr than authenticating. If a frob is provided, the authentication token is set and the page needs to be refreshed (I'm not sure why the redirect needs to take place, but it was the only way to ensure authentication worked gracefully). If no frob is provided, the auth method should be called, which either confirms authentication or redirects the user to the Flickr site for sign in. With the instance created, an if statement will be employed to react to a frob parameter from Flickr. Get the FROB token, refresh the page without a refresh, there will be "Invalid FROB" errorĪfter starting the session and requiring the phpFlickr API library, an instance of phpFlickr needs to be created, providing it the API key and API secret. $flickr->auth('write') // redirects if none write access to upload a photo Authenticate need the "IF" statement or an infinite redirect will occur Create new phpFlickr object: new phpFlickr('','') Require_once('phpFlickr-3.1/phpFlickr.php') Start the session since phpFlickr uses it but does not start it itself It's easiest to understand the process by looking at the code: The library is not perfect (there seems to be a few long-standing redirect issues) but it does well as an all-purpose Flickr API interface. PhpFlickr is a suggested PHP library by Flickr. Put together a good description and title, but one key is that you set the callback/redirect URL to the example page (or at least I did). Just as with every other API usage, you need to go to Flickr to sign up for an API key.
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