How can I email someone my pictures in computer so they are only able to see in one size?

Question

I don't want them to be able to see them enlarged just a certain size.

Answer 1

You can't stop anyone from enlarging the picture u sent

All u can do is just send them the picture by making it's dimensions small , So when they try to enlarge it ,they will be getting distorted picture as picture quality and pixels will be less because of small size

And u can resize ur picture either by photoshop or just go to this site
and resize ur picture

www.resize2mail.com

Answer 2

If you want to send a photo/'s via email at a specific size in pixels for the recipient to view the photo on-screen, this can be done by using a little bit of image software to resize the photo so that it will fit neatly onto the recipient's screen. I find that the safest pixel size to use is 640px wide, whether its portrait or landscape, and let the image software workout the height propotionatly. If you want to go bigger, I'd max out at 800px wide. Both these settings are for 72dpi (standard screen resolution).

Now if you imagine the recipient is going to want to print your photo, upres those pics to 150dpi, and they should still be email-able.

Get image software at www.download.com or have a play with Adobe Photoshop LE, a trial version is available for free at Adobe.com. Its the dogs danglies at this sort of thing.

Answer 3

I can't imagine why you would want to do this. Nor do I believe you can. I have any number of programs on my PC that will enlarge and or alter any image just about anyway I want.

Answer 4

u can zoom in on them silly if they r a decent size so they will beable too see them up close

Answer 5

i think the only way is to attach them but they still can be inlarged sory i couldnt help u