We present a method which utilizes advantages of fuzzy object representations and image processing techniques adjusted to them, to further increase efficient utilization of image information. Starting from a number of low-resolution images of affine transformations of an object, we create its suitably defuzzified high-resolution reconstruction. We evaluate the proposed method on synthetic data, observing its performance w.r.t. noise sensitivity, influence of the number of used low-resolution images, sensitivity to object variation and to inaccurate registration. Our aim is to explore applicability of the method to real image data acquired by Transmission Electron Microscopy, in a biomedical application we are currently working on.