Since Microsoft released the cheap Kinect sensors as a new natural user interface, stereo imaging is made from previous multi-view color image synthesis, to now synthesis of color image and depth image. But the captured depth images may lose some depth values so that stereoscopic effect is often poor in general. This thesis is based on Kinect RGB-D camera to develop an object-based depth inpainting method. Firstly, the background differencing, frame differencing and depth thresholding strategies are used as a basis for segmenting foreground objects from a dynamic background image. Then, the task of hole inpainting is divided into background area and foreground area, in which background area is inpainted by background depth image and foreground area is inpainted by a best-fit neighborhood depth value. Experimental results show that such an inpainting method is helpful to fill holes, and to improve the contour edges and image quality.