Photos via email

I don't know about your printing question, but most email systems choke with a 20mb file and reject it. Did you click through a message that offered to automatically reduce it to a better size for email? Also, some people are on email systems that only give them a 10 or 20mb mailbox size, so one file will clog their inbox or get rejected if they don't keep it empty. You might want to use one of those services for mailing large files. I can't think of the service names at the moment... old brain cells,lol.

Yousendit is what I think I used before. Now called something else, mentioned in one of these articles. I need to look into google drive, I already have it, I just don't know how to share files yet.

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nikonpup said:

thank nickt. i downloaded google drive and was able to send a pic @ full file size and resolution. play some more and see if i can send multi-pics.

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How does it work, do you send them a link from google drive, or do they have to have it installed aswell.

triangle icom next to paperclip links to google drive.

I just tried it for the first time. fairly painless. I found I could also just drag an over sized file from my computer into into the gmail compose window and it would automatically upload to google drive and put the link in the email. Then I played around in google drive and tried the 'get shareable link' . It generates a special link and copies it to windows clipboard. From there you are free to paste it in a non-gmail email or post on a forum.

I'm pretty sure the recipient does not need anything installed to get the file.

One option (on windows) is to Zip the file. It's then not technically an image file anymore until it's unzipped at the other end.

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