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    1. Flickr as an image repository Build an institutional image request interface on Flickr’ API s w PHP ith Robert Morrison, University of Stirling
    2. Image Storage • Storage Requirements • Retrieval and Organisation • Image Request Handling • Protecting Copyright • Showcase of ‘brand’ images
    3. Flickr • Storage – Unlimited Storage – 10MB per photo – Unlimited Bandwidth • Organisation – Tags – Sets – Meta Data, EXIF, Geo-tagging • $24.95 per year (£16.84)
    4. Flickr API • Non-commercial use without arrangement • Uses an API Key • Access to lots of functionality – Uploads, community, sets, tags • Implemented in PHP – phpFlickr • Other Implementations – C, Java, .Net, Perl, Ruby…
    5. phpFlickr http://www.phpflickr.com/ • PHP 4 • Lesser GPL • Supports DB caching • Authenticates with Flickr
    6. Lightbox2 www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/ • Provides photo browsing interface • Built on the Prototype framework • Thumbnails created by flickr (and other useful sizes too) • Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License
    7. Watermarking • Image URL is actually a PHP script with the image’s Flickr ID • Script uses phpFlickr to grab the image • GD applies a PNG watermark • PHP sets correct MIME JPEG header and sends the image data in the response
    8. And a bit of jQuery • AJAX parts of the interface handled by jQuery • Behaves with Prototype – If necessary, we can use jQuery.noConflict()
    9. Thanks to .net • See issue #175 – May 2008 • phpFlickr Lightbox2 tutorial
    10. Future Development • Backup facility • Look at dedicated Asset Management tools • http://www.jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk/ • System with better terms of use • Flickr can be slow • Uploadr – seems to be a bit of a weak link

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