Image preservation in Mail

When I attach .png-formatted images to messages in Mail, the image resolution in the received copy is severely reduced, usually to the point that the images are indecipherable. I can't find any settings in Mail that related to preservation of image size and resolution, so I'm at a loss as to how to prevent this. Does anyone out there have a suggestion as to how I can prevent this?

I've never needed an e-mail client nanny to tell me how large my attachments were to be.
For many people, it's an important feature. Paradoxically, the very people who need it most probably aren't even aware of the feature! A lot of people out there don't understand things like how large an 8 megapixel photo is, what the limits are on e-mail message size on the average e-mail server, that there even are such limits or how to make an 8 megapixel photo smaller. For these folks, attaching photos to messages in Mail "just works," while to the power-users who know what they're doing, the pop-up gives you the option to control this behavior.

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