A complete exploitation of the imaging properties of the Large Binocular Te
lescope (LBT) will require a generalization of the restoration methods whic
h apply to the case of a single image. Several different observations must
be combined to obtain a high-resolution representation of a given target. T
he purpose of this paper is to extend to this problem some of the most used
restoration methods, including linear methods such as Tikhonov regularizat
ion as well as iterative regularization methods providing positive solution
. The proposed methods are implemented and tested on simulated LBT images'
of diffuse and point-like objects. The results are discussed both from the
point of view of the accuracy and from that of the computational efficiency
, because LBT images may contain, in principle, up to 10(8) pixels.