sending pictures

[Fordsabroad]

I enjoy my photography, particularly sport and landscape but I am old school, getting a bit long in the tooth and don't take to new technology with any relish. I do not subscribe to facebook, twitter etc and have only just signed up to FLKR and seem to be getting in a muddle with that! Short of delivering them by hand what is the easiest way of me getting a bunch of pictures of say a rugby match to the club. I can email them but that seems to make massive files, especially if there are 30+ images. I use LR to process the images.
Guidance would be appreciated.

 

[sunnyside_up]

Dropbox. You can upload them there to a folder, and then you can share the folder via email.
https://www.dropbox.com/home

Or, you can 'zip' them up and send them via WeTransfer... https://www.wetransfer.com/

Hope that helps.

 

[htid]

Save them as high quality jpegs from LR, put them all in the same folder, right click the folder and choose something like "send to > compressed file (zip) and create the zip file.

Go to www.wetransfer.com and send the zipped file through that. Should be simple enough

 

[Mark Johnson]

As said Dropbox is good for quantity.

If you are sending a few only perhaps 5 or less, just resize them using Windows programme. You might have to install this programme as I don't think it comes in the initial Windows package.

If you need help finding this programme I am sure we can help....

Mj

Wetransfer is also good for quantity as posted above

 

[dbr1066]

Same advice as above, DropBox or Wetransfer. Both work well.

 

[Fordsabroad]

Thanks everyone for your input, my kids (grown and gone) use dropbox so I will use them as guinea pigs.

 

[cargo]

Thanks for the wetransfer link. I had not heard of that before.

Gaz

 

[Bulli1987]

Dropbox kicks ass. But to present images to clients we always use Pixieset. Its online image gallery. Check it out

 

[Fordsabroad]

Dropbox kicks ass. But to present images to clients we always use Pixieset. Its online image gallery. Check it out

Thanks for that, I will check it out.

 

[Oliver Pohlmann]

For sending images, I use WeTransfer

For presenting them to clients I use ShootProof

 

[GreenNinja67]

If you need to re-size jpgs you can do so in Paint, either by pixels or percentage.

 

[Photodiva]

you can share using Hightail. Easy peasy.