When transfering a slide show from Photoshop Elements into Premier Elements some images rotate 90 degrees .

After assembling a slide show in Photoshop Elements and transfering it to Premier Elements some images are rotated 90 degrees and can not be corrected. I am using Windows 8.1.
Using the same slide show images with Windows Vista there is no problem.
Can anyone help me.
Many .

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BERLARKER
Thanks for the follow up with additional information.
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Bottom line: I suspect that you have stressed out the system with too many photos oversized for the project settings. But let us explore the situation to confirm or refute that first impression.
Details:
If you have a 44 minute slideshow and photos each with 5 second duration, then my guess-estimate would be that your slideshow has about 528 photo with pixel dimension of 3264 x 2448 (4:3) or 2448 x 3264 (3:4).
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When you output this slideshow from the Elements Organizer 12 Slideshow Editor, you cannot use both "Edit with Premiere Elements Editor" and "Save As a File MOV (wmv):".
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1. In the Elements Organizer 12, create your slideshow with your 528 photos each with pixel dimensions not to exceed 1000 x 750 (could go higher if you can do so without jeopardizing the workflow...but, no matter how high the resolution, the end product will reflect the resolution of the export format, 720 x 480).
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