Photo system handling.

I recently took 6 pictures of my friends math notes.
And i wanted to sent the pictures to my computer but i dont have the cable around me.
I tried to select the 6 pictures in the camera roll and "share".
But then there is no share button. Only "message" and "print". And the copy button is grey, so i couldn't copy.
after 5 min of trying different stuff.
I realized that only albums allow you to "e-mail" or "copy" pictures ( <---- this is the part where i get ****** first. Why is it?)
So I created the album and clicked on the pictures that I recently tooked.
And when i look back to the camera roll. The 6 pictures were still there. I didn't like have multiple copies of the same stuff. So i deleted the 6 pictures in the camera roll.
But then the 6 pictures in my albums were gone too... So now i have no pictures to work with..
Now i just feel really bad.. Why is apple having this really weird photo system....

Sorry you lost your photos, but for future reference to email multiple pictures from camera roll you open camera roll in the thumbnail view, top the arrow button (upper right) tap all the pictures you want to email, tap the Share button (bottom left) and select email (you should see 3 options: email, message and print). The reason you lost your pictures is that the actual photos are always in the camera roll. The albums only contain pointers to the actual photos. (They're like playlists, which also ony contain links to the songs, but not the songs themselves.)

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