There is a limit to gather photos in a single event ?

Hi,
I wonder if there is some kind of limit, to gather photos in a single event. I am not sure, but from what I could understand, can only be together in the same event, photos with up to six days of difference in time.
For example, I have pictures of my dog taken during more than a year and want to put them in the same event, but without changing the dates from the pictures. I had to create at least 6 events with the name of my dog, because the recent event option disappears between one event and another.
Is it possible to do what I want? If not, why? This is something basic to organize photos ...
Thank you!

You are correct if images are 6 days appart they cannot be part of the same event. Revel treats events in a "time boxed" way and expects them to be more or less continuous. Things like vacations, or parties with start and end dates.
You might try making an album. For example if you made an album of all your dog photos you could add images from any dates because albums have no date limitations.
Hope this helps
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