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Connect phone to your iTunes.<br />
Synchronize photos, make sure all your photos synchronized.<br />
Make a copy all photos to other folder on computer.<br />
Disconnect phone from iTunes / unplug cable<br />
Install free software called WiFi File browser on iPhone<br />
Connect to iPhone from computer using WiFi File Browser<br />
Delete all photos from phone<br />
Select photos on computer you want to synchronize back and try synchronize back using iTunes.<br />
You can also copy over photos from computer to iPhone using same WiFi file browser software.
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Connect phone to your iTunes.
Synchronize photos, make sure all your photos synchronized.
Make a copy all photos to other folder on computer.
Disconnect phone from iTunes / unplug cable
Install free software called WiFi File browser on iPhone
Connect to iPhone from computer using WiFi File Browser
Delete all photos from phone
Select photos on computer you want to synchronize back and try synchronize back using iTunes.
You can also copy over photos from computer to iPhone using same WiFi file browser software.

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i don't find the software,, can you provide a link ?
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i don't find the software,, can you provide a link ?

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Even though I syncronysed them with iTunes
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Even though I syncronysed them with iTunes

I don't seem able to remove photos from my iPhone 5

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