Photo ID in email

How do you remove a photo that appears on your outgoing mail?

First of all, as others said, the photo is not actually sent with the message.
If you don't want to see on your computer, search Mail Help for "Changing pictures representing you or recipients", which states: "Pictures representing yourself or recipients may appear in messages when you read them. Your recipients don’t see the pictures; they’re for your use only. You can change a picture depending on where it comes from.
"A picture can appear if you or a recipient has a card containing a picture in your address book. You can delete, change, or add a picture to a recipient’s card in Address Book.
"A picture can appear for you, based on the default picture used for your user account in System Preferences. You can change the picture in System Preferences.
"A picture can appear if the picture’s filename matches a recipient’s email address, has a .tiff extension (such as [email protected]), and is located in any Library/Images/People folder. (The picture will appear in other applications that use the email address, such as Address Book or iChat.) You can search for such a file and delete, rename, or replace it.
"A picture can appear if a recipient has a MobileMe subscription that is set to share pictures; the shared picture is displayed from MobileMe. You can’t change these pictures."
As a Newbie, using Mail Help is all the more important.
Ernie

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I am trying to attach multiple photos to an email from my ipad 2. I can see how to do it from the camera and camera roll option,but not from the photos program. What am I missing? Thanx so much!

I am trying to attach multiple photos to an email using ipad 2. I can see how to do it using the camera and camera roll ap...
But not using the photos ap..which is where the photos are. Any help would be appreciated.!

In an album in Photos touch the Edit button and then touch the desired photos (up to 5). A blue check appears in each selected photo. Next touch the Share button at the upper left and select Mail. This starts a email with the photos attached.

How can I send multiple photos in an email?

How can I send multiple photos in an email?

In Photos, when looking at your pictures, click the Action arrow first (upper right), before selecting any pictures. Then you can tap select the pictures you want to send then click "Share" in the upper left. From there you can Email.
If you click and open one picture first, the Action button will only allow you to share that one picture.
(Yeah, took me a while to figure this out. )
ivan

How do you send more than one photo in an email?

As above.....can you attach more than one photo to an email?

Yes. If you are in the Photos app in thumbnail view (i.e. the photos are not full screen), then if you tap the icon top right of the box with the arrow coming out of it, you should be able to select up to 5 photos and be able to then tap the Email button top left to attach them to an email

How do I attach more than one photo to an email?

How can I attach more than one photo to an email?

Yes. With the mail you want to attch the photos to open, tap and hold in the body of the email. One of the Menu ittems will be Insert Photo or Video. Tap that, Select the photo, Tap Use. Repeat for each photo.

How can I attach a photo to an email,using Photoshop Elements9,without going through the Revel cloud

How can I attach a photo to an email using Photoshop Elements 9, without going through the Adobe Revel cloud?

Adobe user wrote:
I'm using Windows 7. I have no email clients.
You don't need an Email client nor Adobe Revel account to send email and photos as attachment. All you need is an email account (could be free web-based account such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, AOL or whatever including from your own ISP. And of course an Internet Connection.
Now the most obvious requirement is out of the way so you need to go in to your Organizer and click on Share button and choose Photomail. Select the photo you want to send and follow the instructions that are on your screen.
You also need to request an Adobe Verification Code to enable you to use Adobe's Mail Servers to send the photos for you. To do this go to:
Edit >> Preferences>> Sharing
Look for something like this and fill out the red boxes where indicated (click on this image to see it clearly).
Hope this gets you started.

How to email multiple photos in one email-PS Lightroom 4

Hi,
I would like to email multiple photos in one email. Is there a way to do this? Right now I understand how to email 1 photo at a time. I am using the Mac Version of Lightroom 4.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Lourdes

Yes.
If you select more than one photo in either the Grid or the Film Strip and then go to File>Email Photos… it will send all that are selected. .

Why can't I drag & drop photos to my email anymore?

The old IPhoto let me just drop and drag a photo onto the bottom part of my e-mail screen (gmail) and it would -boom- just upload as an attachment. I didn't have to open up the attachments folder finder and waste time. I updated my MacBook the other day and now with the new Photos, this function is no longer possible. Why? Do I have to change a setting or something?
Thanks

Simply use the Share feature of Photos
Use Mail to share photos
You can use Mail to email photos directly from Photos. When you use Mail to send photos in an email, Photos sends it from the first account listed in your Mail preferences. If you have other email accounts set up in Mail preferences, you can select which email account to send the email from when you send it.
Tip: If you have many files or large files to send, you can use Mail Drop to send them. You must have an iCloud account to use Mail Drop. You can use Mail Drop to send attachments up to 5 GB in size right from Mail on your Mac, or from icloud.com/mail on your Mac or PC. All file types are supported and attachments don’t count against your iCloud storage.
Select the photos you want to send.You can send photos from your photo library or an album, but not from a slideshow or a project (such as a book, card, or calendar).
Click the Share button in the toolbar and choose Mail.Mail opens a mail message with your photos attached.
Type the recipient’s email address in the To field, then type a subject line in the Subject field.
Type a message if you want, then click Send.
LN

How do I select and email a whole lot of photos on my iPad from my iPad emails? It seems I have to go into Email and then insert one photo at a time? Isn't there a way to select all in the photos and then email the batch.?

How do I select and email a whole lot of photos on my iPad from my iPad emails? It seems I have to go into Email and then insert one photo at a time? Isn't there a way to select all in the photos and then email the batch.?

Actually, you can email up to 5 at a time from the Photos app. Select any more and the email share option will not appear.
If you explain why you need to email large numbers of photos, we might be able to offer an alternative.

I select photo from iPhoto,go to share:email, photo uploaded to email, type in address, click send, pop up window appears with: email did not go thru because server did not reply - now what, how do I fix?

I select my photos from iPhoto, go to toolbar, click share and email, photo is uploaded onto email screen and I add photo info and type in my
email address, click send at the bottom of page and it after a minute or two, a pop up appears with the message: your email did not go through
because your server did not reply. Have sent the same photo to my email address with no problem just to doublecheck. Why will it not
send out to other email addresses? Thank you.

Go into iPhoto's Accounts preference pane and delete the email account that's there. Now add it back and try again.
A more reliable method is to set Mail as the email Client for iPhoto in iPhoto's General preference pane. The Mail client is more reliable, gives you better access to your Contacts, gives you a sent copy and has photo themes similar to iPhoto's in its stationary section.
OT

TS3899 I can no longer send photos in an email from my iphone 5. It uploads the photo to the "new message" page - and then it freezes. I can use safari and check my emails, and when the email part is frozen the rest of the phone works fine ! any advice?!

I can no longer send photos in an email from my iphone 5. It uploads the photo the the "mew message" page and then it freezes! I can use safari and check my emails, and when the email part is frozen I can still use the rest of my phone. Any advice ?!?

Hi, ireland a.
I would recommend closing any open applications in multitasking and restarting the device. If unfamiliar with multitasking, I have included a screenshot on how to process an application close.
iOS: Force an app to close
Once these steps are processed, attempt to send the photo again.
iPhoto for iOS (iPhone): Send photos by email
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH3271
Regards,
Jason H.

HT4528 how do I attach a photo to an email I want to send from my IPhone 4s

How do I attach a photo to an email I'm sending from my Iphone

timothy.a.clifton wrote:
There is not a function in the iOS mail app to add attachments, has to be done from the app you want to share the content from.
That's not entirely correct, and certainly not for photo or video. To attach a picture or video to an existing e-mail, what cheonweb states above works (tap and hold in an empty part of the e-mail, then tap the right arrow in the pop-up to get the "Insert Photo or Video" option). You can also copy a picture from the web to the clipboard and paste it into the body of the e-mail.
For other types of files, you're correct in that you have to start from whatever app can open the file type you want to send via e-mail.

I am trying to send a photo in an email and the file is huge. I remember something about sending the file with less detail and therefore reducing the size. How?

I am trying to send a photo in an email and the file is huge. I remember something about reducing the size of the file but of course can't remember how.

Use a utility such as Graphic Converter to change the image to a jpeg using options to reduce the size of the converted image.

TS3195 My mac mini (Snow Leopard, v10.6.8) does not acknowledge my iphone 4, iphone 4s or ipad2 in iPhoto, Image Capture, iSync or Preview but it does in iTunes. I am at a loss for importing photos, short of emailing them. Glitch with OS X 10.6.8 ?

My Mac Mini (v10.6.8) does not acknowledge my iphone as a device in iPhoto, Image Capture, iSync or Preview although, iTunes does. I am at a loss for importing photos other than emailing them to myself. Same problem with my iphone 4, iphone 4s, ipad2 and New iPad. Is this a problem with OS X 10.6.8 as I read some posts claim? Please help.

I was able to import photos in iPhoto and Image capture when I was running SL 10.6.8 on my older MacBook.
Did you try quitting everything, restart the Mac and then try again?
Are there any updates at all for the Mac? I was helping one user not all that long ago and there were updates for her Mac software that had nothing to do with the OS and when she downloaded the updates - the iPad was then recognized in iTunes.

How do I populate the address book when trying to send a photo(s) by email?

How do I populate the address book when trying to send a photo(s) by email?

Click the Edit Contacts button, the silhouette, in the email attachments panel to bring up the contact book and enter the addresses there. In the contact book, click the new contact button to start entering the information.

How to add multiple photos to 1 email

How do I add multiple photos to 1 email I want to send?

You can select up to 5 to send via email. Select the additional photos like you do the first one. Go into the camera roll. Tap on the Edit button, select the photos that you want to send, tap Share at the bottom of the screen, select email.

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