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product_id: 78777334
title: "X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography"
brand: "breakthrough photography"
price: "C$15460"
currency: NIO
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reviews_count: 11
category: "Breakthrough Photography"
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# Schott B270 ultra-clear glass 58mm universal fit 25-year ironclad guarantee X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography

**Brand:** breakthrough photography
**Price:** C$15460
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📸 Elevate your shots with the X4 CPL — where precision meets perfection.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography by breakthrough photography
- **How much does it cost?** C$15460 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- breakthrough photography enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted breakthrough photography brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lifetime Confidence:** 25-year ironclad guarantee with unique serial tracking for peace of mind
- • **Weather-Sealed Durability:** Built tough to withstand the elements and daily professional use
- • **Unmatched Color Neutrality:** World's most color-neutral CPL filter for true-to-life images
- • **Effortless Lens Compatibility:** Fits all 58mm lenses perfectly—no guesswork, just snap on and shoot
- • **Precision Optical Engineering:** Schott Superwhite B270 glass with MRC16 & Nano coatings for razor-sharp clarity

## Overview

The X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter by Breakthrough Photography features ultra-clear Schott B270 optical glass combined with advanced MRC16 and Nano coatings, delivering industry-leading color neutrality and sharpness. Weather-sealed and built for durability, it fits all 58mm lenses and comes backed by a 25-year ironclad guarantee, making it the ultimate choice for professionals demanding flawless polarization and long-term reliability.

## Description

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Review: Good cpl to have - It’s a nice cpl and built tough. The threads do get locked on the lens so I try not to tighten all the way.
Review: Gobe 3 Peak (Schott) vs Breakthrough Photography X4 - TL;DR: X4 if you have the money or NEED the best. Gobe if you're willing to correct white balance in post. After recently deciding to buy a CPL for my camera, I whittled the available options down to two -- Gobe 3 Peak (Schott), and Breakthrough Photography X4. On paper, the Gobe has the same specifications as the X4: Schott B270 Glass and 16 layers of coating. The X4 boasts that it's coatings are unlike any other, and that it is able to capture the highest level of sharpness while maintaining perfectly neutral colors. Many comparisons have shown that the X4 is top dog against all the major players. However, I could not find a direct comparison against Gobe and hence decided to give both of them a shot myself. Sharpness: I could not find any significant difference in sharpness between the Gobe and the X4. They are both spot on and do not appear to affect sharpness in the least. Colors: The Gobe definitely shoots "warmer" than the X4. The X4 comes out neutral as advertised. If you seeking out-of-camera accuracy, the X4 wins hands down. However, the Gobe is only SLIGHTLY off, and it can be corrected in a single Spot White Balance click in your post processor of choice. Since most serious photographs will do some amount of post processing anyway, this is not a huge deal. I don't think the average amateur would even notice the difference without a side by side comparison, anyway. Polarization: Both filters were very effective in removing glare in my tests. I could not find a significant difference between the two. Production quality: Both filters are quality products, but the X4 wins here again. The grip portion of the X4 sticks out much further and it easier to screw on and off as a result. The Gobe is much more likely to get stuck on a lens with its design. Extras: The packaging of the X4 was surprisingly hard to open and seems that they tried too hard to make it seem "nice". The amount of jostling that it took to separate the box parts was excessive considering that there is a $160 piece of glass inside it. Gobe on the other hand uses modest packaging and also plants trees with the money they make from their products. Final opinion: The X4 is the better product but, for me, it is not worth the extra $100 that I could instead spend on adding ND filters to my collection. If money is no object or you demand the best, get the X4. If you don't mind a touch of white balance correction and a slightly lesser product in general, get the Gobe. I have included some pictures of my tests. In all pictures, the order is: No filter, Gobe, X4. The car is demonstrating the polarization, and the text is a 100% crop to compare the sharpness.

## Features

- WORLDS MOST COLOR NEUTRAL POLARIZER, GUARANTEED: A perfectly flat transmission curve would yield a perfectly color neutral result, and while there is no such thing as a perfectly neutral CPL filter (contrary to what other filter makers may claim) the X4 CPL is the most color neutral any CPL filter, guaranteed.
- WORLDS MOST ADVANCED POLARIZER: All commercially available CPL filters exhibit a yellow cast due to a gradual transmission increase starting around 600nm and then spiking at 650nm onward into IR. With our X4 CPL film we achieved a gradual transmission decrease from 600nm onward, and instead of spiking uncontrollably near 650nm and far into infrared, the X4 CPL sees very controlled transmission into IR, without the curve spike. Result: Warm and lively images without the apparent colorcast.
- X4 CPL (CIRCULAR POLARIZER) FILTER: The X4 CPL features SCHOTT Superwhite B270(R) optical glass, which is an ultra clear crown glass. It is produced by melting high purity raw materials and then made using the continuous draw process. The result is excellent transmission in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared spectrums, and a high surface quality that accepts our state-of-the-art MRC and nanotec(R) coatings exceptionally well.
- FITMENT: This CPL filter is compatible with all 58mm camera lenses. Your lens thread size will be printed underneath your lens cap or written somewhere on the lens barrel. Make sure you order the correct size otherwise it will not fit your lens.
- 25 YEARS SUPPORT: We stand behind every CPL filter we make with our 25 Year Ironclad Guarantee. Every X4 CPL filter has a unique serial number laser engraved onto the interior frame. When you activate your 25 Year Ironclad Guarantee, we assign this serial number to you, so any future discussions on this unique filter are tracked, issues recorded and all that stuff which goes into future product design.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0186G8A5G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17 in Camera Lens Polarizing Filters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (372) |
| Date First Available | April 6, 2017 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Item model number | 4335030044 |
| Manufacturer | Breakthrough Photography |
| Product Dimensions | 2.28 x 2.28 x 0.04 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Breakthrough Photography
- **Coating Description:** Nano Coating
- **Material:** SCHOTT B270 Optical Glass Made in Germany
- **Photo Filter Effect Type:** Ultraviolet
- **Photo Filter Size:** 58 Millimeters
- **Photo Filter Thread Size:** 58 Millimeters
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.28"L x 2.28"W
- **UPC:** 641061423034
- **Water Resistance Level:** Waterproof

## Images

![X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51lWHm-z07L.jpg)
![X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51pgWAHWn3L.jpg)
![X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61CZkT-oExL.jpg)
![X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61RLIDnXsVL.jpg)
![X4 CPL 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter - Schott B270 - MRC16 - Nano Coating - Weather Sealed - 25 Year Support by Breakthrough Photography - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71z6QNiLH7L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good cpl to have
*by A***Y on January 12, 2026*

It’s a nice cpl and built tough. The threads do get locked on the lens so I try not to tighten all the way.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gobe 3 Peak (Schott) vs Breakthrough Photography X4
*by T***C on January 1, 2018*

TL;DR: X4 if you have the money or NEED the best. Gobe if you're willing to correct white balance in post. After recently deciding to buy a CPL for my camera, I whittled the available options down to two -- Gobe 3 Peak (Schott), and Breakthrough Photography X4. On paper, the Gobe has the same specifications as the X4: Schott B270 Glass and 16 layers of coating. The X4 boasts that it's coatings are unlike any other, and that it is able to capture the highest level of sharpness while maintaining perfectly neutral colors. Many comparisons have shown that the X4 is top dog against all the major players. However, I could not find a direct comparison against Gobe and hence decided to give both of them a shot myself. Sharpness: I could not find any significant difference in sharpness between the Gobe and the X4. They are both spot on and do not appear to affect sharpness in the least. Colors: The Gobe definitely shoots "warmer" than the X4. The X4 comes out neutral as advertised. If you seeking out-of-camera accuracy, the X4 wins hands down. However, the Gobe is only SLIGHTLY off, and it can be corrected in a single Spot White Balance click in your post processor of choice. Since most serious photographs will do some amount of post processing anyway, this is not a huge deal. I don't think the average amateur would even notice the difference without a side by side comparison, anyway. Polarization: Both filters were very effective in removing glare in my tests. I could not find a significant difference between the two. Production quality: Both filters are quality products, but the X4 wins here again. The grip portion of the X4 sticks out much further and it easier to screw on and off as a result. The Gobe is much more likely to get stuck on a lens with its design. Extras: The packaging of the X4 was surprisingly hard to open and seems that they tried too hard to make it seem "nice". The amount of jostling that it took to separate the box parts was excessive considering that there is a $160 piece of glass inside it. Gobe on the other hand uses modest packaging and also plants trees with the money they make from their products. Final opinion: The X4 is the better product but, for me, it is not worth the extra $100 that I could instead spend on adding ND filters to my collection. If money is no object or you demand the best, get the X4. If you don't mind a touch of white balance correction and a slightly lesser product in general, get the Gobe. I have included some pictures of my tests. In all pictures, the order is: No filter, Gobe, X4. The car is demonstrating the polarization, and the text is a 100% crop to compare the sharpness.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great cpl filter! Works beautifully
*by K***A on July 16, 2025*

The packaging was amazing and It works very well, if your looking for a good quality Cpl filter for taking car pictures outside, it works perfect! It makes the color of the car pop, take out most of that shine in the glass, and allows you to see interior. I wouldn’t recommend this for people who are planning to use this inside, it doesn’t work as well, and it was made for best results outside. The two pictures of the white car show how well it works when it’s on vs. off!

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