At one point I was viewing high ISO files in Filmulator and it was having a weird aliasing issue; basically when it has weird non-integer scaling it’ll cause aliasing on the screentone like Bayer noise pattern, so I enabled mipmapping.
But today my co-developer complained that it looks too soft (he’d not processed photos for a while) and so I added a switch to the Settings tab to enable and disable it.
This feature was far easier to implement than the last one (it’s just changing a boolean member of the Qt Quick Image) but the settings were a bit weird; it wouldn’t work when the option switch directly changed the setting, but it works fine when I configured it to use the Save Settings button.
If you’re so inclined, check it out in the dev branch.