Friday, May 30, 2008
Photo Tip - Create an e-mailable image
When sending photos to friends and family via e-mail, don't send them the files straight from your digital camera, because they're too big (in terms of file size) for most peoples' inboxes. Each image file produced by a digital camera is usually one megabyte in size or more. While files that big can technically be attached to e-mails, some recipients' e-mail boxes may get overloaded by such files, and others might reject these large attachments outright.So before e-mailing a photo, it's a good idea to reduce its file size. This is especially true if you are planning to send multiple photos in one e-mail message.
