How do I delete ALL my photos on my iPod?

How do I delete ALL my photos on my iPod.
-I use Windows.

Hi Kamin123,
It might depend on the iPod you're using... Just connect your iPod to the computer, then click Devices- iPod and untick the option the sync photos!

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