Oh yes...you need all kinds of filters if you want to see other things more clearly. If you get the basic color set from Orion ($40 or so) the enhancement of planetary view will increase. Blue for Jupiter, yellow for lunar and see the Cassini rings on Saturn. Red to see the polar ice caps of Mars and so on. The broadband filter is really a required filter anyway by my opinion. Cuts out certain light polluted areas and enhances certain Nebulae. Broadbands works very well in bringing out the Pleiades reflection nebulae. Narrowband ($70 give or take) helps with emmission and a few planetary Nebula, especially Orion (M42). You will have the lunar..that's good. Need that one. If you combine the lunar with a light blue color filter on the moon, it softens the glare so well, that you will see better detail of the surface and realize what you've been missing. Orion has a good selection of filters there. Lumicon has the other types like O-III and N-II. I don't bother with those. The ones I mentioned above are great for starters. Good Luck!!