Cannot syn iphotos . says " Not enough memory where as i have 34 gig available on ipad

cannot syn iphotos . says " Not enough memory where as i have 34 gig available on ipad

FYI.. it's storage space not memory.
Try restarting your iPad. Press and hold the sleep / wake button until you see the red slider then swipe to the right to power off. Then press and hold the sleep / wake button until you see the Apple logo.
Restart your computer.
Now try syncing photos.

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