Emailing Pictures from
iPhoto ‘09
1 - Open iPhoto (obviously).
9 - Hold the Command (apple) key down while clicking on the next picture(s).
3 - Click the Email button on the bottom of the iPhoto window. A small window opens.
6 - I selected “Small (Faster Downloading)”.
7 - Select “Compose”. “Mail“ will open and place the photo(s) in an email. Add your recipient’s address, change the subject if you like, add a message and click “send”.
2 - Select the picture you want to email by clicking once on the picture. Notice the blue line around it.
10 - For a group of pictures, click on the first (10a), then hold the shift key down and click on the last (10b). All pictures in between will be selected as well.
Tip: Emailing a lot of pictures at once will affect download speed. If necessary, split your pictures into more emails.
Note: If the recipient is expected to just view the picture on their computer, it will look just fine sent as “Small” or “Medium”. If you expect them to print an “8x10”, I suggest sending it in a larger, or Actual Size. Sending a larger picture file will take more time for the recipient to receive it. Some servers may even reject it. Especially when sending more than one or two pictures at once.
4 - Notice the “Size” bar. You can change the selected size, by clicking on the bar.
5 - A drop down menu opens and shows several choices.
Sending two or more? See steps # 8 -10.
Sending Two or More Pictures.
8 - Select the first picture by clicking on it.
