Edit Photos with Photos App iOS 5.0.1

Hi,
I modified some pictures with the integrated iOS 5.0.1 Photos App with my iPad 2 and saved the changes.
If I show the picture on the iPad 2 I see the changes, but if I send it per Email or copy the file to my computer (with Sync-Cable) I have only the original version of the picture and not the modified version.
How can I get the modified picture?
Many thanks
dollc

No idea?

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