Sync photos and deleting individualy

Hi
Synced some photos manually from my laptop - so far so good.
If I want to delete any I have to sync again, this time deleting from the ones I want to sync as unable to do this while browsing.
Question is, if I were to put them on there via a memory card adaptor jobby, would this alow me to delete them while browsing?
Thanks

You can delete photos without syncing. When you open the Photos app you will see some tabs at the top, select the Photos tab and to the right of that you will see a rectangle with an arrow icon, tap that icon, then you can tap on each picture you want to delete, you will notice a blue checkmark on the lower right of the photo, once you have all the pictures checkmarked you will see the red delete button at the top, tap that and they will be gone.
Keep in mind if you have these photos set to sync when you sync with iTunes they will add them back to the iPad. So you may want to adjust which photos get sync'd to the iPad next time you sync it.
Good luck.

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