Electronic apparatus, method of controlling the same, and computer-readable storage medium storing program

A method of controlling an electronic apparatus including a plurality of lenses each having different angles of view, the method comprising:

• acquiring a first captured image captured using a first lens from among the plurality of lenses;
• acquiring a second captured image captured using a second lens from among the plurality of lenses, wherein the second lens is different from the first lens;
• acquiring a third captured image captured using a third lens from among the plurality of lenses, wherein the third lens is wider in angle of view than the first lens;
• superimposing the second captured image on the first captured image;
• detecting an object from the first captured image;
• generating a combined image where the second captured image is superimposed on the first captured image in a case where a region of the detected object does not overlap with a region where the second captured image is superimposed;
• and
• generating a combined image where the second captured image is superimposed on the third captured image in a case where the region of the detected object overlaps with the region where the second captured image is superimposed.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium that stores a program, which when executed causes an electronic apparatus including a plurality of lenses each having different angles of view to execute a method, the method comprising:

• acquiring a first captured image captured using a first lens from among the plurality of lenses;
• acquiring a second captured image captured using a second lens from among the plurality of lenses, wherein the second lens is different from the first lens;
• acquiring a third captured image captured using a third lens from among the plurality of lenses, wherein the third lens is wider in angle of view than the first lens;
• superimposing the second captured image on the first captured image;
• detecting an object from the first captured image;
• generating a combined image where the second captured image is superimposed on the first captured image in a case where a region of the detected object does not overlap with a region where the second captured image is superimposed;
• and
• generating a combined image where the second captured image is superimposed on the third captured image in a case where the region of the detected object overlaps with the region where the second captured image is superimposed.