Quote Originally Posted by dkpbxman
I apologize if this question has been asked and answered in the past. I looked through a few pages of old posts and couldn't find it.

I have an Olympus D-540 Zoom and one of the best reasons for having a digital camera is the ability to easily E-mail pictures to other people. My problem is that the default settings in the camera, while producing a good picture, create a file so big that whoever I send it to has to view the picture a section at a time.
Can I adjust the file size somehow so the recipient sees the entire picture at once?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Dan
I usually resize my photo's in Photoshop Elements. I find that 640 pixels across is a good size for emailing folks, as the file size doesn't choke the email server.

As PhotoJohn said, anything up to 800 pixels will display the entire image on the average computer screen.

Also, check your camera's manual, and see if there is a way to change the size of the image you shoot. It's a lot easier (read quicker) to shoot at 640 pixels, than to resize them later.