Photo's too big for sending

I have a blackberry Z10 which is getting better and better with each update, if only I had a an app for google and RBS I would be proper sorted.
One other annoyance is that I use the camera a lot for work items that need to be emailed to people and my last Blackberry did that very quickly because the pictures were of lowere quality.
But because the BB Z10 pictures are of high quality big files, I have to faff about with the photos reducing the size of them before sending, this takes up lots of valuable time.
I downloaded photo studio to do this, but really the smartphone camera should give me an option of what size to send before I click the button.
Is there an easy fix for this?
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beaulyman wrote:
It's not odd , I didn't mention it because I wasn't sure if I was in photo suite when that happened but now you've confirmed it came from the BB update.
Yea, the option was there, I've used, and like you, now it's gone. I am asking around.
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