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This invention generally relates to projection displays, and more specifically applies to dimming in projection displays. Various types of optical displays are commonly used in a wide variety of applications. Included among these various types of displays are projection displays. Projection displays typically involve optical relaying of the displayed image prior to viewing. A typical projection display system will often include a diffuse viewing screen. One of the attractive characteristics of many projection displays is the flexibility of configuring a system with the particular features needed for a specific application. One important performance parameter in certain projection displays is the range of luminance that can be provided by a projection display, commonly referred to as the dimming range. In many applications it is critical that a display make information clearly visible in a wide variety of ambient light conditions. For example, a display used in an avionics control system will need to display information to the pilot under lighting conditions that can range from near total blackness to the extreme glare created by facing directly into daytime sunlight. Such a display must have a high maximum dimming ratio, where the dimming ratio is the ratio of the display luminance at highest brightness to the display luminance at its current setting. Without a sufficiently high maximum dimming ratio, a viewer of the display may be unable to easily read information from the display in high ambient light conditions, low ambient light conditions, or both. In some applications, the required maximum dimming ratio may be as little as 100:1. In other applications, a maximum dimming ratio of 20,000:1 or greater may be required to effectively display information in its expected range of ambient conditions. It should also be noted that in some applications alternative measures of light output may be used rather than luminance. In these cases, the dimming ratio can be expressed with respect to that measure. One such example might be the amount of optical power within a certain wavelength band. Additionally, in some applications the ability to precisely control the amount of dimming is of particular importance. This is typically of greatest concern in low light conditions, where small changes in the amount of dimming can have significant effects on the viewability of the display. Unfortunately, many prior dimming solutions have been unable to provide the precise dimming control needed for many critical applications. Thus, in many applications the projection display must be able to accurately and clearly display information through a wide dimming range, with the ability to precisely control the amount of dimming. Unfortunately, prior art solutions to dimming in projection displays have met with limited success. As mentioned above, some prior art solutions have been unable to reliably achieve the wide dimming range or the precise dimming control needed for certain critical applications. Other prior art solutions have required excessively complex structures that require large amounts of space and suffered from high cost and low reliability. Some prior art solutions have also negatively impacted the high