Attached digital images of 3+MB are received as 200+KB

I am trying to send 7 digital images of 3-4 MB as attachments for publishing. On receipt & on checking the 'sent email' they appear to be automatically compressed to 200-300KB. I have tried sending as Jpegs & uncompressed TIFF but it makes no difference. HELP PLEASE!!

Roy,
Welcome to the Discussions.
Try composing another message with an attached photo, and then observe the Resize Button at the bottom right of the Compose Window. I suspect it will read something other than Actual Size? Perhaps Small?
Ernie

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Try composing another message with an attached photo, and then observe the Resize Button at the bottom right of the Compose Window. I suspect it will read something other than Actual Size? Perhaps Small?
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