Where can i find a deleted photo on my ipad, Where can i find a deleted photo on my ipad

I deleted a photo by accident on my ipad and now i cannot find it. Has it actually been deleted?

Yes, once deleted it's gone, there is no trashcan or undelete facility on the iPad. If it was on the iPad when you last synced/backed up then you could try restoring the iPad to that backup and see if that restores it - but you will need to restore the whole iPad, you can't just restore one photo or one app.

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Thank You
I found my iPhoto library
ctrl-clicked on it and opened package/content
here I found the iPod photo cashe folder
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then deleting it's content
and my memory/free space on boot drive is back
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