william_cochran

Richard, if you haven't experimented with any filter you use no

matter which one you use, I wouldn't use then on the bride and groom.

you might get lucky and you might not. Don't make them upset with you

especially if you are going to photograph their wedding. You want

them to have all the confidence in you that they can. If you use any

filter make it a soft focus filter, the bride will like that more

than any effect you'll get from a colored filter. (trust me)

Most likely it is in the loading when the film is cupped to put on

the reel and makes a "crimp" in the film, it tends to break the

emulsion and the developer gets in and really over develops that

crimp.

Why in the world would you want to do this? (like the man who took

big steps to save his $40.00 shoes and ripped his $80.00 pants.)