Questions on image size and duration

im putting still pictures into the video timeline. Is 640x480 the proper size for TV? Is there a way to size the images in FCP or do i have to do it in photoshop?
Also, im trying to make a really really quick flashing sequence of photos, but when i try to change the duration it defaults back to like 1:80 or something. How do i change the duration the photo shows for to like 1/4 of a second or 1/2 a second? thanks. steve

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