Picture Naming Format

I recently equipped my field crews with iPhone 5C's. Our crews take a lot of pictures, on job sites, and then email them back to us. We have a software program that we use for all of our service work and we upload the photos that the crews send back into the software.
The pictures that are being emailed back to us all have the description FullsizeRendering.jpg. Since the photos are all titled the same we can't import them into our software without downloading them and changing the name of each and every picture. This is a serious waste of time.
The service techs take the pictures, click on the image in the left corner of the camera, select the pictures to send, enter the email address and then click send. They are asked what size they want to transmit the pictures and they have been selecting Medium. It has to be a setting of some sort because I sent pictures with my iPhone 6 at all of the different size choices and didn't have the FullSize name on any of them.
Any suggestions? Thanks.

HI
I was checking through reflector about this issue and what I found out is that when we have above setting Microsoft uses username.I don't understand why but they have used following condition.If the condition is true use accountname otherwise username. Moreover
for boolean value they have hardcoded and sent the value false so this condition can never be true.
booleanvalue && personalSiteConfiguration.PersonalSiteFormat == SiteNameFormat.Username_CollisionDomain
Is this the intended functionality or is a bug from Microsoft. Secondly is there a way how to resolve this

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