Leroy wrote:
> Couldn't you use the average of a pigment with its copy slightly moved?
> Come to think of it, you could use any number of copies all moved 
> differently.

That's what I do.  I average a 2x2 to 8x8 copy of the pigment, depending 
on the requirements of the image.  For some projects I've made a blurred 
image from the regular image and used that as the pigment.

I've also experimented with setting the anti-aliasing level to 4x4 
samples per pixel, a threshold of zero, and jitter set to one.  This 
takes a bit of time (but not too much), and allows certain other 
settings (such as area lights) to be set to lower levels and still 
achieve the same quality.

Regards,
John

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