1. A computer-based method that aligns sequences of images, comprising: receiving metadata associated with images from two or more image sources; extracting a time stamp from the metadata; sorting the images into sequences based at least in part upon the image sources; measuring similarity of images from disparate sequences; identifying image pairs from disparate sequences with a similarity greater than a predetermined threshold; and, aligning a sequence of images by minimizing a misalignment of time stamps of image pairs by applying a time shift to the time stamps, whereby the images are sequenced by the time the images were captured by the image sources.