scott wrote:
> 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.

Thanks for the tip, I didn't realize making the aperture too small could 
be a problem.

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