Erase imported photo's album from card reader

Hello, Can I erase directly an entire album of imported photos?
Photos imported from the card reader are not visible from Itunes and I can only erase them one by one from my Ipad. I imported so much photos, it will be very long...

In thumbnail view, tap the Edit button at the top right of the screen and then try double-tapping a photo with two fingers but don't lift your fingers off the screen on the second tap, instead you should be able to slide your fingers back and forth across the iPad's screen and those photos should be selected.
You should also be able to delete them via your computer e.g. photos copied to the iPad via the kit should be visible to the windows camera wizard on a PC, and iPhoto, Aperture and Image Capture on a Mac - they should allos you to import them the photos to your computer and then delete them as part of the import process.

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1. Create a new folder on your desktop, then connect your card reader. Double-click one of the photos on the camera card to confirm that it opens properly, as you've said they normally do. Drag-copy the same photo from your camera card into the folder on the desktop. Now double-click the copy. Does it behave exactly the same way as the original, or not?
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