Electronic device for generating three-dimensional photo based on images acquired from plurality of cameras, and method therefor

A method of an electronic device, comprising:

• displaying, based on at least portion of a plurality of images obtained through a first camera among a plurality of cameras of the electronic device, a preview image on a display of the electronic device, wherein each of the plurality of images includes a first visual object corresponding to a subject included in a first field-of-view (FoV);
• receiving a shooting input while displaying the preview image;
• in response to receiving the shooting input, obtaining a first image including the first visual object through the first camera;
• in response to receiving the shooting input, obtaining a second image including a second visual object corresponding to the subject through a second camera among the plurality of cameras different from the first camera;
• obtaining a third image that is converted from the second image and includes the second visual object having a size corresponding to a size of the first visual object;
• and
• obtaining, by displaying the third image after displaying the first image, a fourth image to provide animation with respect to the subject.

An electronic device comprising:

• a display;
• a plurality of cameras having distinct field-of-views (FoVs);
• at least one processor;
• and
• memory storing instructions, configured to be executed by the at least one processor, for causing the electronic device to perform operations comprising:
• display a preview image on the display by using a first camera among the plurality of cameras, wherein the preview image includes a first visual object corresponding to a subject included in a first field-of-view (FoV) to which the first camera is directed;
• receive a shooting input while displaying the preview image;
• in response to receiving the shooting input, identify a second camera having a second FoV having a disparity with respect to the first FOV of the first camera and including the subject;
• and
• in response to identifying the second camera, obtain a first image including the first visual object through the first camera and obtain a second image including the second visual object corresponding to the subject through the identified second camera.