> This would normally be enough to get rid of most aliasing.

Try experimenting with making the aperture a little bigger, and/or moving 
the focal point a tiny bit.  IME if the object is perfectly in focus with a 
very small aperture you don't get much anti-aliasing because the camera is 
only sampling a tiny point at the centre of each pixel.  You want the camera 
to sample an area roughly the size of the pixel to get good AA without any 
visible blurring between pixels.

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