Data migration to new macbook pro retina

I just migrated my imac desktop 2007 to my new macbook pro 2013 (about 250gb) and all was well.  I then decided that there may be a few photos/contacts etc on my 2008 macbook pro which were not on the desktop, and migrated that to the new computer.  Now the new retina is just like the old macbook but the previous migration cannot be found.  My hope was to merge the two and delete anything which was a duplicate (95% of photos are in common on both computers for instance, and now have two copies of most on this retina, one hidden).  When I check my memory usage the new retina has about 500gb storage used so I know BOTH computers are now on this new retina but only one is visible.  How to merge all data from both on the new retina and delete all copies to go back to about 300gb storage?
Help is much appreciated!
coolpop

Ralph Landry1 wrote:
Recently did one MacBook Pro to another for my daughter...almost full 500 GB HD estimate wireless was 48 hours, wired took a little over an hour.
Wow, shocking in comparison.  You have the patience of a Saint ! 

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