Subset of timed photos

1. I have 170 photos in a slideshow. I have a global time of 2.5 sec except for 53 that I would like to make 1.7 sec. Do I have to set each of the 53 slides individually or can I set them all at once while not distrubing the remaining slides' timing?
2. When I play back my slide show it hangs up after about 45 photos. I have a MacBook Pro running OS 10.8.4 with a 2.2 GHz and i7 processor and 8 GB of ram. Should it being doing this? Is there a better way to preview my slideshow before I export it?

Are you using iPhoto '11? I tried in iPhoto 9.4.3 and there you can set individual timing for more than one slide at once. Select the slides in the timeline and open the "Slideshow Setting > This Slide" tab.
Set the timing you want to use. It will only change the timing for the selected slides.
2. When I play back my slide show it hangs up after about 45 photos. I have a MacBook Pro running OS 10.8.4 with a 2.2 GHz and i7 processor and 8 GB of ram. Should it being doing this? Is there a better way to preview my slideshow before I export it?
It should not hang.
Is it always the same photo or movie that makes it hang? If yes, what happens, if you remove the photo from the slideshow?
Regards
Léonie

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Before deleting anything be sure they are actually duplicate photos. If you create an album on your phone, then add photos to it from your camera roll, the photos in the album are not duplicates; they only contain links to the actual photos in camera roll. (Albums are like music playlists; they don't contain the actual photo but just a link to it so that you can look at a subset of your photos.) Thus, if you delete the photo from the camera roll it will be deleted from all albums that may have contained it (just as a song would be deleted from any playlist that contained it if you deleted the song from your music library).
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'm sorry to jump into this - but I've never posted to one of these before. I'm having a similar trouble - I tried to change the folder names (in Pictures through Finder not iphotos) and lost access to most of my 2007 photos. The thumbnails are there. I tried deleting and reimporting. I've done all I can think of - restored from trash, deleted and reimported on a thumbdrive. You name it. Finally I got it all straight - went through all 1000+ photos and they appeared - deleted the extras out of trash - went back to remake a slide show and now I'm right back to where I started somehow.
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I have lost the pictures in most of my albums. After I creatd the albums, I went back to the same pictures in the last 18 months and erased them. Did this cause the album pictures to also be erased? My Itunes was acting like my Ipad was attached, but it was not. Help

Was that in iPhoto on your Mac or on your iPad?
, I went back to the same pictures in the last 18 months and erased them.
Then, sorry to say, you will have deleted the photos from your iPhoto library.
Have you checked iPhoto's Trash and the Trash on your Desktop, if the photos are still there? Then put them back from iPhoto's Trash or move them back from the trash basket on your Desktop.
Did this cause the album pictures to also be erased?
Albums do not store photos or duplicate photos - they are a way to group photos that are stored in events, just an index, showing you a subset of the photos in the library. A photo can be used in many albums, without needing more storage. When you delete a photo from its event, it will be removed from all albums, and all other views of the iPhoto library. Never delete a phot from its event, unless you want to remove it completely from your iPhoto library. A photo is only a duplicate, unless you have imported the same file twice and you see the copy in an event.
iPhoto has several views, that may show you the same photos in different groupings, for easy access, but do not contain duplicates.
If you cannot retrieve your photos from the Trashs, restore your iPhoto Library from the last backup, that contains all photos. If there is no recent backup, you may want to try recovery software - then stop using your mac and don't do anything that writes to your harddisk, until you recovered, what is still on your disk.
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Disk Drill: http://www.cleverfiles.com/
usually makes a very good job of finding any jpegs, that still can be found on the harddrive.
My Itunes was acting like my Ipad was attached, but it was not.
I don't understand, why you mention the iPad? Have you synced your photos to your iPad and are there still copies of them in your albums on the iPad?
Regards
Léonie

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