The Achilles heel to two-piece front projection systems has always been light. Any light, at any angle, will wash out the picture. The solution to this problem is a projector screen specifically made to reject ambient light while maintaining deep blacks and rich colors. That’s exactly what the Stewart Filmscreen FireHawk G4 is made to do, and they have implemented a number of changes so the G4 does it better than the G3. Changes include a lower gain, completely opaque material, and increased off-axis viewing. Read on for our full review.
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