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Email Videos from iPhoto – Video Tip

November 19, 2012November 21, 2020

There is an annoying limitation in iPhoto, and you may have run into it yourself:

When iPhone photos and videos have been imported into iPhoto on the Mac, you can easily share photos by email through iPhoto. However, this is not the case with video a a customer of mine found out. He wanted to be able to email a short video he shot on his iPhone. He had deleted the video from his iPhone but had a copy in iPhoto. When he tried to share it from iPhoto (9.3) he got a message stating, “Can’t email videos from iPhoto”.

Learn how to get around that with the video below.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=264275010343253

Is your video still too large? Check out this follow up video on how to ’email’ an attachment that is too large to email.

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