The mutual restriction between angle detection accuracy and spatial resolution of image will restrict the detection of long distance by multi-vision system. One higher resolution image of a multi-vision system can be used to improve the resolution of the images of each camera. In present paper, a new fusion method with the help of one higher resolution image is proposed and analytically studied. As an example, an image fusion for the images captured by the combining optical system of camera arrays and the synthetic aperture is studied. Both of the simulation and experiment shows that the proposed method is simple and accuracy.
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