Camera connection kit and exporting photo from iPad 2

Hi,
I've imported some photos from a memory card, via Camera Connection Kit, in my iPad 2.
I can see my photos in Image system app... OK... but I'm not able to export photos to my PC, via iTunes. After a sync, I can't find them neiter in iTunes "Apps" tab nor in iTunes images folder on my PC.
Can you help me?
Thank you
A.

Wow I really thanks you to provide me this article.I have recently taken an ipad and I have no idea how to use it and so hope that this artcle will help me.I will definitely go through this article and if i need further help then i will ask you again. Hope you will help me to understand about Ipad applications..
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