On Canon cameras, there is an "Active Tone Priority" feature which some people seem to recommend for shooting video as the drop off for the highlights is a little more tapered and gradual. Thus, blown highlights don't seem to stand out as much.
I know that Nikons have something called "Active...
I did some tests where instead of having my wide angle lenses bang on focus, I put the focus a little closer on the plane. This seems to do a pretty good job of avoiding moire and aliasing. To my eyes, the softness isn't terrible, but I figured a possibility is to sharpen it a bit in post...