smartPhones

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Like most cameras, smartphones are a compromise. While convenient to carry and easy to use, they generally offer less creative control and image quality than DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

• Edit Your Images - Smartphones have editing software that can enhance your images in a non-destructive way, that is, you can always revert the image back to the original.
• Don't Resize Images - Unless your image is over the 6 MB limit, don't resize it.
• Rename your images - Rename your image per its title. Ex: "WhiteRabbitInSnow.jpeg"
• Submit Your Images - Send them via email attachment. This can be done directly from your phone. If your email gives you image size options, select "Actual".
• If you need help renaming and/or sending your images, contact: richardmardex@charter.net

 In order to rename your image in your IPhone, you will need to save the image as a file. 

• Go to Photos open your image, Edit (optional) and tap Done.
• At the bottom left of your screen, tap the Share symbol, then scroll down your screen to Save to Files and tap it.
• Tap the image name and Rename it > tap Save.
• Open an Email>in the text area tap and hold>select Add Document>select your image.
• Complete and send your email.

 In order to rename your image on a Samsung, you will need to save the image as a file. Go to Gallery > tap your photo > tap the three vertical dots at bottom right of screen.

• Tap on Details > tap Edit > tap your image > tap on image name.
• Rename the image > tap Save.
• Go to Email >tap Compose > tap Paper Clip > tap Attach File.
• Under  Files tap Images > tap your renamed image.
• Complete and send your email, as per Guidelines steps (above).