Re: Filters with Konica... need suggestions!

[Luvdove6@xxxxxxx]

> If you're not happy with a film, the initial cost of it shouldn't change
>  your mind.  If you like Kodak and not Konica, then stay with Kodak.  You'll
>  only waste time trying to achieve something that the film can't deliver.

Well that was why I asked... I was wondering if a different filter *could* 
change the quality of the image...  if it can't then I'll stick with Kodak  
;-)   

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