1. A method of volume-panorama imaging processing, for generating an object image from an image sequence obtained in a real-time way or stored in a medium, in which the serial number i of an image is 1, 2, 3,. .. , and Δ is an interval for picking up the image sequence, comprising the steps of: a. obtaining the image sequence, and initializing an aligned image and a spliced image as a first image frame, where i=2 and Δ=1; b. dividing the i-th image frame F i into a plurality of sub-regions, and selecting valid sub-regions from sub-regions of the image F i through a filtering; c. calculating a motion vector of the i-th image frame with respect to the aligned image; d. calculating a transform coefficient based upon a fitting of the motion vector; e. splicing the F i to the current spliced image based upon the transform coefficient, and configuring or splicing the aligned image with the F i ; and f. i=i+Δ, and returning to the step of b if the i-th frame exists, otherwise outputting the current spliced image as a resultant image.