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Summary:
When you send a picture to someone in Messages, any important details at the edges are invisible unless you know to Quick Look the image.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open Messages.app.
2. Start a chat with someone.
3. Drag an image into the text entry box.
4. Press Return to send the image.

Expected Results:
Any information contained in the edges of the image is visible to the sender (and to the recipient, if they have Messages configured the same way).

Actual Results:
The image is displayed in a chat bubble, which crops off details from the edges.

Regression:

Notes:
You can see the full image when you switch from Bubbles to Boxes, but most users probably do not know you can switch. The default and, I assume, most popular view should not (apparently) remove information from images. I know you can double-click the image to Quick Look it, but again, I don't know how many people know about that. If a designer is sending me several versions of something to compare, it's a drag to have to keep using Quick Look to get an idea what they look like.

As a workaround, if you send text along with the image, it puts the text and image in one bubble, and consequently shows the entire image.

Screenshot: http://cl.ly/QJyk