Size of shared images ios7

When sharing images by message or email from iOS 7.0.4, iPhone 5s, I don't notice any prompts to set size of shared image.
Am I missing something, or does iOS now decide for itself how to scale the image for sharing?
LJ

Hi!
What kind of operating system you are using?
Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 just use 3 GByte of RAM.
Windows Server 2003 / 2008 SBE and Standard just 4 Gig.
And, it depends on your application, count current users and the amount of data in the database ...
1. Rule: The more the better ;)
Regards

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