100711SWAP_100711_corview_g.png
is a combined mosaic image made by summing up hunderds of images in various off-pointing directions made shortly before the actual eclipse.
The result is an image with an extended field of view: plasma structure up to 1 solar radius above the solar limb can be distinguised in the North East direction (top left). If one blocks the solar disc want gets an approximation of what people on the ground in Easter Island should have seen.
Produced by Vladimir Slemzin (Lebedev Institute, Russia)
swap_lv1_20100711_173007.png
One individual image during the eclipse, showing nicely the moon shadow and the big active region.
swap_eclipse_movie_long.mp4
A movie over the full duration of the eclipse. PROBA2 crossed the path of the lunar shadow 4 times, therefore the movie is a bit longish and the moon is seen passing by 4 times.
swap_07_11_2010_eclipse.mp4
just the eclipse passes, includes subtitles identifying image as SWAP, frame times, and which eclipse pass
swap_07_11_2010_eclipse_no_titles.mp4
same as above, no subtitles
swap_eclipse_movie.mp4
different, slightly sharper version of the eclipse movie with time only in subtitles
swap_eclipse_movie_long.mp4
as above, but including all images during the eclipse period (many with no eclipse)
