When i email photo it is too large for receiver to open

Load the picture files onto your computer first. Open gmail and add pictures to your email by clicking on attachment/ photo and direct software to the directory where you stored your photos. Be aware that photo files are large and most email programs have a file size limitation. You can adjust the resolution done to lower file size so it depends on how you want to send the file. Typically I send 3-5 photos at a time. If you want to send large amounts of photos, use Dropbox software.

Open the particular email on your phone, click on the image and hold until you get an option come up that asks if you want to save the image. Click on Save and it will save the photo down to your photo album. You can try to the phone transfer software.This may help you.

How to move a photo received by e-mail to the photos app on the ...

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-move-a-photo-received-by-e-mail-to-the-photos-app-.....this first one is how to do it on a phone....
the second one is from a pc computer or laptop. https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-do-i-transfer-photos-from-an-email-to-the-pictures-folder

can you log into email via a web page portal and delete the large message in the email server. Otherwise contact ISP if ISP email and ask if they can kill the particular email message. suggest using a drop box to transfer large files for future reference.
You may be able to wait for the email message to download into the outlook 2007

sometimes it just takes a while to receive gmail, especially if its a large email..
If u are sending it to yourself (e.g; from your phone to your computer), then you should login to gmail on your computer and check in your sent items..you should find it there with all attachments included.

open your Email or what ever it is your using - click on FILE - at the bottom find ":WORK OFFLINE" - click that - close and reopen your client - or what ever Email system you have - - then open OUTBOX -- click open - then delete the file - - close and your on to better email.

Today's high resolution digital cameras produce multi Megabyte photos. These are great for printing but cause a heavy burden when sending over the Internet.

Shrink Pic allows you to send dozens of photos as email attachments - quickly and with no effort at all!

All you need to do is install Shrink Pic. It automatically detects when you're sending large photo files and compresses them in the background.

There's no setup, no operating instructions, nothing, nada. Just send your photos normally and Shrink Pic takes care of shrinking them.


Also, make sure you get no errors when sending out the email in outlook express.

Large emails or Emails with large attachments (even Photos) that are automatically opened as well as Internet services that send large amount of data (eg. Youtube, Netflix) are restricted by the performance of your Network connection and the Data transfer rates allowed by the information provider and any local controlling softwares (such as Netlimiter & Firewalls)..
Hope it helps explained your 'slow' performance.

It may be that the original photo is too large and exceeds either theirs or your ISP's attachment limit.  Talk to the people sending you these messages and find out how big the pics are.  They may need to resize to a smaller file size before they send them.

use microsoft picture and save to specific file name. Hope that helps

There are a number of posible reasons for this.

1) The email could have contained a virus which has stopped your computer from running correctly.

2) Your computer cannot download the pictures because the files are too large. Outlook may appear to jam but you may need to give it time for the pictures to download.

3) Your antivirus software may be stopping the email fro being downloaded.

Do you know who sent the photos?
Are they from a trusted source?

If the files are very large you will need to wait for Outlook Express to download them. Depending on your connection speed and server this may take some time, so be patient.

Do you have access to your email via a web address? Some people use this when they are away from home and want to receive their email. If you can access your email via a web address, I would suggest that you delete this particular email.