Have you used photographic enhancer (didymium) filters for astronomy (planetary)? Greenhancers? Bluehancers?

I have used the basic didymium enhancer filter (Tiffen or Hoya) on Mars and Jupiter and it works well for me, so I am wondering if others have found it to be beneficial. I am wondering if the effect of the Greenhnacer / Bluehancer filters would be beneficial in improving the contrast visible on planets - again probably primarilly Jupiter and Mars. Please note - I am aware of the Baader moon and skyglow filter - I am really looking for inexpensive alternatives using (somewhat) exotic glass.

Thanks

2010-04-23T12:01:12Z

To clarify - I am wondering about visually using these filters. I don't have the capacity for astrophotography and am a strictly visual observer (for now).

campbelp20022010-04-23T11:57:32Z

I have tried some colored filters on the planets but did not find them helpful. But a few years ago I did find out how to take really good pictures of them with a cheap webcam. See the results at the source.