Photos Since the upgrade, all photos from camera roll, when imported (Picasa2) and then sent back to iphone as an album are exported sideways. I tried changing the orientation in Picasa and then syncing again, but it didn't work. Any ideas?

It's wired. You can have a try Leawo iOS Data Recovery to recover the deleted photos on iPhone. Just follow the below steps.

The following guidance will introduce how to recover photos from iPhone backup and iCloud backup with Leawo iOS Data Recovery, and you can free download the program to have a try.

Section 1: How to recover deleted photos from iTunes Backup

Step 1: Select Recover from iTunes
Run Leawo iOS Data Recovery and choose Recover from iTunes Backup.

Step 2: Scan iPhone Backup
Select the iPhone backup and click Scan at the right bottom.

Step 3: Select Photos to Recover
Check Camera Roll and select the photos you need. Then click Recover.

Step 4: Choose Target Folder
Click Open in the pop-up dialog to choose a target folder on your computer. Then click Go to start recovering photos from iPhone 6 backup.

Section 2. Recover Deleted Photos from iCloud Backup

Step 1: Choose Recover from iCloud
Run Leawo iOS Data Recovery and choose Recover from iCloud Backup.

Step 2: Log in with Apple ID
Enter your Apple ID and log in.

Step 3: Select iPhone Backup
Select the iPhone backup and click Download at the right bottom.

Step 4: Select Photos to Extract
After the program downloaded the backup, check Camera Roll and select the photos you need.

Step 5: Choose Target Folder
Click Open in the pop-up dialog to choose a folder on your computer. Then click Go.
When the recovering process is done, you will get the photos in the target folder. The photos can be imported to your iPhone X again with no efforts.
Actually, with Leawo iOS Data Recovery, you could not only recover deleted data and files from iPhone, but also export data and files from iPhone to computer as backup, such as exporting iPhone notes to computer. Unlike iTunes that will store all data and file from iPhone to computer, Leawo iOS Data Recovery allows selective data and file backup, which is much more convenient.

For more details, check: How to Recover Deleted Photos from iPhone

To delete synced photos and videos

1. In iTunes, select the device icon in the Devices list on the left. Click the Photos tab in the resulting window.
2. Choose "Sync photos from."
   • On a Mac, choose iPhoto or Aperture from the pop-up menu.
   • On a Windows PC, choose Photoshop Album or Photoshop Elements from the pop-up menu.
3. Choose "Selected albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to delete.
4. Click Apply.

To delete Camera Roll photos and videos

There are two methods to delete items from the Camera Roll:

• Import the Camera Roll to your computer, choosing to delete items after import.

or

• Delete photos and videos from your device manually. Open the Photos application, open the Camera Roll, tap the Action button, tap each photo to select it, and tap the Delete button.

Try re-installing the app. In the case of the new iOS 6, it should ask you whether it is allowed to access your camera roll, if you declined then, that may cause problems. Re-install the app and see if that fixes it?

There are two methods to delete photos from iPad Camera Roll:
1. Import the Camera Roll to your computer, choosing to delete photos after import.
2. Delete photos from your iPad manually. Open the Photos application, open the Camera Roll, tap the Action button, tap each photo to select it, and tap the Delete button.
Note: For photos you want to save for later, import them to your computer before deleting them from the Camera Roll.

The camera roll is a place where all your new pictures go. You cant transfer things back into the camera roll without a ton of effort. You could save the photos to an app and then when you save them back, they will be in the camera roll but im pretty sure you would have to do this for each individual photo.

To download pictures from your cell phone to your computer, plug a USB cord into the phone and the computer, find the mobile device drive, and drag and drop photos from the "Pictures" folder. Transfer photos from a mobile device to a computer with information from a wireless specialist in this free video on cell phone
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Here is the video also..
http://www.ehow.com/video_4756737_download-pictures-from-cell-phone.html
Thank you

opened iphoto and it gives "no items to import" ? if true try this. when iPhoto is open and your phone is connected, open the albumn of pictures you've taken with your iphone on your iphone. iPhoto should immediately recognize the new pictures you had taken and should indicate "x items to import." x being number of photos. An alternative to this can be If you individually delete the previously imported iPhone Camera Roll pictures using the trash can on the bottom right (touching the screen brings it up), iPhoto will then see the new iPhone pictures for importing. I believe this can be done without opening at the time of sync the iPhone Camera Roll picture album as you suggested. Give these a try and let me know.