Image correction after combining images from multiple cameras

A device comprising:

• a first camera;
• a second camera,
• wherein a distance between the first camera and the second camera is between about 30 millimeters and 150 millimeters,
• wherein the first camera and the second camera are configured to capture two initial images of the same object from different imaging angles relative to the object, each initial image comprising an object representation of the object, the object representation provided on a foreground portion of each initial image;
• and
• a processing module being configured for detecting the object in each initial image, determining an object center line of the object in each initial image, and cross-fading the two initial images along the object center line, wherein the cross-fading yields a combined image, and applying a compression coefficient to the combined image to yield a corrected image.

A non-transitory computer readable medium, having embodied thereon a program, the program being executable by a processor to perform a method of correcting a combined image to enhance image quality, the method comprising:

• receiving two initial images,
• each initial image comprising an object representation of an object;
• the object representation provided on a foreground portion of each initial image;
• and
• each initial image corresponding to a different imaging angle relative to the object;
• detecting the object in each initial image;
• determining an object center line of the object in each initial image;
• cross-fading the two initial images along the object center line,
• wherein the cross-fading yields a combined image;
• and
• applying a compression coefficient to the combined image to yield a corrected image.