A system and process for deghosting mosaiced images created by stitching together images of a scene captured from different viewpoints is presented. When images are mosaiced, which were captured by different cameras at different viewpoints, the possibility of localized double images of objects exists. Essentially, this double imaging or ghosting will occur if an object in the scene is close in to the cameras capturing the images. However, this localized ghosting can be compensated for by estimating the amount of local mis-registration and then locally warping each image in the mosaiced image to reduce any ghosting.
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