1. A method for three-dimensional reconstruction of a scene comprising at least one object, the method comprising the steps of providing at least one camera for recording a plurality of images of the scene including the object, recording a first sequence of first images of the scene from a first perspective relative to the scene, and recording a second sequence of second images of the scene from a second perspective relative to the scene, the first and second perspectives being different from one another, determining a plurality of first image areas within the first images and determining a plurality of second image areas within the second images, identifying a plurality of correspondences between the first and second image areas, and reconstructing the scene based on the correspondences between the first and second image areas, wherein the correspondences are identified by matching a parameterized function to each image area in order to obtain a plurality of first and second function parameters representing the first and second image areas, and by comparing respective first and second function parameters, and wherein the first and second sequences each comprise a plurality of first and second images so that a spatial position of the image areas and any movement over time of the image areas are used in order to identify the correspondences.