Edit imported photos on ipad

I have imported thru iTunes a number of photos I took with my Canon cameria to my iPad. (it makes a great viewing display)
I would like to delete the ones I don't want and sync my iPad again so the I can place the photos I keep on a floppy. But the
photos cannot be deleted on my ipad. How could I do this ? Many thanks, helo329130x

Synced photos can only be deleted by connecting to your computer's iTunes and de-selecting them on the Photos tab - they can't be deleted directly on the iPad.

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During a long vakantion trip, I took many pictures and imported them in Photos on my iPad. And during the trip I edited many photos: croppig, changing colors and brightness, etc.
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Making a trip, I import, select and edit pictures, as I have the time to do so. So, when I come back home, I expect importing to the Mac and reviewing only.
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Can anybody confirm this one way or the other?
If you have 800 photos on the iPad in the Photo Stream, those 800 photos will appear in the Photo Stream in iPhoto. However, if you have 7000 photos in albums in iPhoto, they will not appear in the Photo Stream on the iPad unless you place the photos into the Photo Stream. Photo Stream is its own album in iPhoto and your already imported photos in iPhoto will not appear in there unless you add them to the photo stream.
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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wireless-transfer-app/id543119010?mt=8

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http://ipadacademy.com/2011/08/ipad-tip-how-to-delete-photos-from-your-ipad-in-t he-photos-app
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Windows 7 : http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/get-pictures-camera-computer#1TC=wind ows-7
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