Camera.only_long_on

giant.camera:

Camera.only_long_on()[source]

This method updated the image_mask list so that any image whose exposure_type attribute is set to LONG or DUAL is turned on (processed) and any image whose exposure_type is set to SHORT is turned off (not processed).

This method checks the exposure_type attribute of each OpNavImage contained in the images list, and if it is set to LONG or DUAL, then the corresponding index of the image_mask list is set to True so that the image is considered in GIANT measurement and estimation routines. If the exposure_type attribute is set to SHORT, then the corresponding index of the image_mask list is set to False so that the image is not considered in GIANT measurement and estimation routines.

Note

This method turns off images whose exposure_type attribute is not set to LONG or DUAL. See the long_on() method if you do not want to change the other image_mask elements.

Note

The exposure_type attribute must be set correctly on each image for this method to work correctly. The exposure_type is generally set automatically when an OpNavImage is created according to some threshold set by the user.