Sending twenty photographs at once
Send a whole afternoon of photographs as one link, instead of twenty messages that fill up somebody else’s phone.
Sending one photograph is straightforward. Sending twenty is where people come unstuck, and the reason is worth understanding rather than working around.
Key points
- Select many photographs at once and share them in one go
- Send a link when people want to look, and copies when they want to keep
- Know why an email of twenty photographs comes bouncing back
- Find your old links and switch any of them off
What to remember
- Select, Share, then look for the word Link rather than the name of an app.
- Send a link when they want to look. Send copies when they want to keep, print, or file.
- A link can be withdrawn. A copy never can. That is the real difference between them.
Try this
Find the last batch of photographs you sent somebody as separate attachments, and send the same batch again as a link. Then compare how long each one took.
Practice: Sending twenty photographs at once. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.