


The system is utterly simple, and far from being restrictive, offers a number of ways to tweak each and every email. It does this through a batch of templates, font size, type and colour options, as well as the ability to move and scale each image within the template. All this without going anywhere near the Mail app – but don’t worry, iPhoto can access all of your addresses, so sending is a doddle too. In this tutorial we’ll guide you through the process of creating your first iPhoto email.
Step 1: Pick a pic or two
Select a batch of photos (note, the more you pick the bigger the attachment size). When you’re finished, head down to the Share menu.
Step 2: Too obvious?
Click Share and you will see the Email option right above Photo Stream. Click on this to be taken to a special area where you can create the ultimate email.
Step 3: New interface
The new interface has some of the same elements as a regular email with an address, subject line and a From option. Select your chosen recipients.
Step 4: Template surfing
On the right you can select from any of the ten templates. Each has its own style. We are opting for the stunning Collage option.
Step 5: Fill the blanks
Click into the text boxes at the top of the email to edit text. You can also, thanks to widget-like floating menus, adjust the font type, size and colour.
Step 6: Photo adjustments
You can adjust each image. Once selected, another handy floating widget lets you adjust the zoom, so you can put the main focus in full view.
Step 7: Not a drag
With your picture suitably enlarged you can now drag it around until the perfect elements are in the centre of each picture. Now it’s easy on the eye.
Step 8: To attach or not
By default your images are also attached separately. This make the file’s size quite large so you can opt to just send the collage image. It will arrive as a PDF.









