What I do is create folders on my computer labeled with subjects that make sense to me. I then use photosync to transfer new photos I have taken on my iPhone or iPad wirelessly to the computer and put them in their appropriate folders - or I can use the sync cable to access the camera roll on the phone and manually transfer the photos. Once I have the pictures in their proper folders organized the way I want, I connect my phone to the computer and through iTunes I check off the folders that I want synced to the phone or iPad. Each device can have different folders synced or you can put the same photos on both devices.
When you take a photo on the phone or ipad you can then use the above method to transfer that photo to the computer in its appropriate folder and it will sync back to your organized albums on your phone or iPad.
HTH
Sue
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On Jul 1, 2012, at 3:21 PM, "Carol" <floridabouvs@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have taken hundreds of photos on my iPhone (4) and iPad (new), both 32G, and would like to organize them. Many on my phone show up as duplicates, both on Camera Roll and Photo Stream. At one time I tried to organize them by subject but I still ended up with duplicates and when I deleted one, the other was lost. There are many fewer photos on the iPad.
> What I would like to do is download all of my photos to iTunes and then choose which ones I would like to keep on the iPhone and iPad. Is that possible?
> I made a big mess the last time I tried to sync photos via iTunes -- instead of the pix going from phone to computer, they went from computer to phone. Don't want that!
> So far, the only way I have figured out to download from one device to the other is by emailing it to myself and saving it on the other device. I'm sure there is an easier way : -)
> Thanks for any suggestions.
> Carol
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