A fireplace creates an inviting feeling, and a smoldering fire imparts warmth and coziness. Yet the resulting smell of ash makes a room feel stuffy and unpleasant. After a thorough cleaning of the ...
Unless your recipient absolutely requires a 16-bit image file, you can reduce the size of your document substantially by creating an 8-bit version for transmission via email attachment. At 300 pixels per inch, a 5-inch square 8-bit image requires 2.15MB of disk space in grayscale and 6.44MB in RGB color.
So you need to limit the size of your photo attachments, either by: 1  limiting the number of photos you send per email; 2  using compressed formats such as JPG and PNG instead of uncompressed formats like BMP and TIFF; 3  reducing the resolution (size) of the images you send.