iPad 2 w/IOS 5

Turn on Photo Stream in iCloud Settings
Open Photo, 4 images in Photo Stream
Select the Camera Roll album & delete any photo
Select Photo Stream - no photos!

Turn off Photo Stream and turn on Photo Stream in Settings - images are now shown in Photo Stream.

Anyone one else experience same issues?

iPad has been restarted.

Mike

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You might be hitting a delay in the Photostream. Remember that it takes time for the Photostream to upload and download.

That's the only guess I have, and it's very much a guess.

I wish that was the issue, but it does not appear to be timing dependent. I guess I'll wait for a while for all the bug fixes and fixes to the bog fixes to get generated.

Mike

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Ok, I got around to actually testing this, and could not reproduce it. I deleted everything in my camera roll, but my Photostream was unaffected.

Have you tried a reset?

Reset: Hold down the power and home buttons until the Apple logo appears. The iPad will reboot. This usually takes a bit longer than a restart.

What do I lose when I do a reset? I do want to lose all my settings and preferences.

I turned off Photo Stream on all devices, Reset Photo Stream, and then turned all back on. Copied 1 image to PS. The MBA iPhone and iPhone Photo app see the image.

The iPad Photo app doe not see the image. Other apps on my iPad see the image (for example PS Express). Hence, it seems to be an issue with just the Photo app. I have reloaded the Photo app as well.

Thank you for the help.

Mike

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Originally Posted by MikeV99

What do I lose when I do a reset?

Nothing. It's just a restart plus some extra house cleaning.

Reset done. No image although I thought I saw the image for a microsecond when I opened Photo. Imagination? Tried a couple of more resets without success. PS Express still sees the image.

Mike

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Other than a restore, which will delete all data on your iPad, there isn't anything else I can think of. If you got a good backup and all your stuff in iTunes, you sould be able to recover it all, though there are no guarantees. Always backup important stuff elsewhere.

Updating, and restoring software
iTunes: Backing up, updating, and restoring iOS software

How to Backup
iOS: How to back up

About iOS Backups
iTunes: About iOS backups

I deleted the PhotoMgrPro App and like magic it now works. I thought the sandbox concept was to not let one misbehaving app cause problems elsewhere.

Thank you for your suggestions.

Mike

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Glad you got it fixed. I'd have never thought of that.

The Photos app is an exception, sort of. The iOS includes a way for other (non-Apple) apps to have limited access the photo file space, which is why you can access and save photos from so many other apps. Still, it should not have done that. Be sure to send off a comment to the app developer, so they can try and fix it in their next update. Might not hurt to give feedback to Apple either.