Quicktime export options, want 480x360, can I????

Currently Iphoto 5 when you go to (share > export) to export to quicktime it allows 3 sizes. Small (240x180) Medium (320x240) and Large (760x480).
Since I like to use 480x360 I have to go through a second process and export from quicktime again to get that size.
Is there any way to add this option to Iphoto5 so that it exports directly out of Iphoto in that size or is something I'm missing?

idealconcepts:
No. Even iPhoto 6 has only those three options. You may have to create your slideshow in iMovie where you have greater control over the exported size.

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Just like chfilm I have the same problem with AME CS6 on Mavericks.
I came here after having resolved another problem, namely because Premiere Pro (PP)
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