Can I set the duration of slideshow photos less than 1 second?

I want to create a slideshow on iphoto, but I want each picture to display for about .5 of a second. I want the slideshow to be really fast, with pictures flying by. It seems the only option is 1 second and above. Is there any way to make it faster than 1 second per picture?
I have version 6 I believe.
(It happens to be frozen right now, so I can't check for the exact version.)
Thank you,
-Jenn

Jenn:
You can't. The minimum time is 1 second. You might be able to use iMovie to create what you want but will not be able to have any transitions between slides.

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