1. For use with a digital image processing system in which plural images of an object are derived by a plurality of sensors, object observation and image collection parameters of which may be different from one another, and wherein said plural images of said object obtained by said plurality of sensors are digitized to form first and second digital images, said first digital image having a first array of pixels of a prescribed spatial resolution, and said second digital image having a second array of pixels of said prescribed spatial resolution, a method of bringing said first and second digital images into effective registration with one another comprising the steps of: (a) processing said first and second digital images to obtain plural versions of each of said first and second digital images, having successively reduced spatial resolutions from said prescribed spatial resolution to a prescribed base resolution; (b) comparing image contents of respective first neighborhoods of pixels associated with respective points of a first array of points within a first selected resolution version of said first digital image with image contents of respective second neighborhoods of pixels associated with respective points of a second array of points within said first selected resolution version of said second digital image, so as to derive a measure of misregistration between said first and second images, the contents of each of said first and second neighborhoods of pixels being defined with respect to a reference image surface in accordance with first and second geometric models of sensors through which said first and second digital images are obtained, said measure of misregistration between said first and second digital images being derived by (b1) comparing the extent to which a prescribed content of respective first neighborhoods of pixels associated with said first array of points within said first selected resolution version of said first digital image matches a prescribed content of respective second neighborhoods of pixels associated with said second array of points within said first selected resolution version of said second digital image, by (b1-1) emphasizing said prescribed content of said first and second neighborhoods of pixels, and (b1-2) comparing respective prescribed content-emphasized first neighborhoods of pixels with respective edge content-emphasized second neighborhoods of pixels, so as to derive a distribution of peaks representative of said measure of misregistration between said first and second digital images, such that said measure of misregistration between said first and second digital images is in accordance with offsets of peaks from points of said first and second arrays of points respectively, (b3) generating respective consistent subsets of offsets of peaks, which subsets consistently point in the same direction from points of said first and second arrays of points, respectively, said peaks falling within a prescribed range of offset values, (b4) processing said consistent subsets of offsets to derive, for each consistent subset, a measure of the accuracy to which that subset is representative of misregistration between said first and second images, (b5) comparing respective measures of accuracy derived for respective consistent subsets, and (b6) deriving said measure of misregistration between said first and second digital images, in accordance with said comparing step (b5) of respective measures of accuracy derived for respective consistent subsets; and (c) modifying at least one of said first and second geometric models of the sensors, through which said first and second digital images are obtained, in accordance with the measure of misregistration derived in step (b6), so as to effectively decrease misregistration between said first and second images.