IPhone Camera Roll over 3200 pics, SLOW, has duplicate pics in My Computer

My iPhone has over 3200 pics I've taken on it, I like these pics on the Camera Roll because it allows me to view life events in order since the day I got the iPhone. Two problems here:
1) When plugged into my PC if I open the camera directly in My Computer it shows a lot of photos with the same photo ID name two or three times, and when select all, copy, then paste somewhere it does not get all the photos. If I open the files with the same names before copying they all open the same picture, so they really are referencing the same pic. Do you think this is too many files for Windows to handle?
2) The camera takes FOREVER to open and take/save a picture. I don't see how opening the camera app has anything to do with how many photos I have on my phone yet they are directly related somehow. I have a lot of extra room on the phone, it is not full.
3) With this many photos its great for viewing in order, but to get to the middle of the album is frustrating. You can't see what DATE the pics were taken on the phone. The contact list search system would work well here with a "scroll bar" on the right that you can slide and instantly jump in your album to a specific place, perhaps listing dates or months/years on the right.
I hope all these issues are fixed via software soon, and if not, then hopefully the 3G S fixes them since a 3MP cam will be even larger amounts of data to load up on the phone while the camera lens is opening.
Message was edited by: Murray Ellis II
Message was edited by: Murray Ellis II

This is just my 2 cents...I am by no means an expert on this.
What it sounds like could be happening is that in Windows it may be initially seeing a thumbnail or an associated file with the photo. (probably due to the amount of photos). As for the app itself I believe that even though you have plenty of room on the phone itself, with that many photos it could be maxing out the RAM inside the phone for that particular app. (unfortunately the only way arround this would be to limit the amount of photos).
As for the software, I would agree that there should be some kind of "album" or sorting feature w/in the app, without having to go through the computer to create such a thing. (the best approach to this is to offer a suggestion through official channels to get a change) Link below.
http://www.apple.com/feedback
Hope this helps some.
"D"

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