"Large" Mail Attachments are Too Small in Yosemite

Since using Yosemite (10.10.1), when I attach a photo to a Mail (8.1) message, and then choose one of the options to change the Image Size from Actual Size to Large, the photo shrinks way too much. For example, an 8.4 MB .jpg file shrank to 285 KB when selecting the Large option. Before Yosemite, the reduction was not as much, and the resulting image was far more useful to the recipient. These are practically thumbnails.  How can I adjust the size of "Large" Image Sizes to make them bigger?
     I have not found any other reports of this problem. I recall once learning how to change the size of the Quartz filters used to reduce Preview images, and I image something similar is going on.
Tom Cooper

This isn't an issue with Mail, it's those people who are using a PeeCee and Outlook, which is set to render all email as HTML, even if it isn't. Apart from having your recipients set Outlook to treat everything as Plain Text, you should create .zip archives of the files you're sending and send those instead.
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