USB photo imported with option to delete

I recent bought a USB adaptor to use to import pics to my ipad2, I select the specific pics and import is complete. but if I go to delete the pic in the import folder, a cloud states delete everythere. Is there a way to delete a pics only in the folder it was imported?

If you've created new albums directly on the iPad and copied photos into them, then the way that I think that it is working is that you are effectively just creating pointers to those photos in those new albums (I don't think that the total number of photos on the iPad increases when you 'copy' them), and that if you delete the original you therefore delete all the pointers to it as well.

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This is removing photos from the phone that are stored on it (4.7GB) currently
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This is Photos app (now apparently after replacing iPhoto)
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While on vacation I ran out of space. Now I know after typically importing photos on a camera you have the option to delete them after. This doesn't seem to be present with my iPhone. I tried Image Capture (no option to delete, no action on pressing delete, no action dragging to trash).
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I now download iBrowse thinking I'll just remove them manually .. nothing shown in Photos folder.
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settings > icloud >photos > turn off icloud photo library.
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Think this has gotten a bit confusing between 'My Photo Stream' - What is it? iCloud Photo Library- is this a action or a thing?
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Click to view full size
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