1. An image reconstruction method comprising: fetching at least two consecutive images from images captured from an object sequentially; calculating a relative displacement between said consecutive images, wherein said relative displacement is a shift between any two consecutive images of said images which can be calculated by a phase correlation algorithm utilizing a filter G to pass low-frequency signals, and is estimated by the following equation: [ p 1 , p 2 ] shift [ x , y ] = Max { F - 1 [ F [ p 1 ] ( F [ p 2 ] ) *  F [ p 1 ]   F [ p 2 ]  ] G } where p1 and p2 are any two consecutive images of said images, F is a Fourier transform function, G is said filter, x denotes the x-coordinate of the maximum displacement of p1 and p2, and y denotes the y-coordinate of the maximum displacement of p1 and p2; calculating an absolute displacement which is a shift between any one of said images and the first image of said images; computing a common area of said images by utilizing said relative displacement and said absolute displacement, and deleting remainder portions of said images excluding said common area; determining a rotation centers of said images; and reconstructing three-dimensional data of said images.