how do you delete photos from one album after you've put them in another? The only option given is to "delete everywhere?"

Answer: in the album, click on the picture, and once it is opened, be brave and click on the trash can. You will then be presented with an option to either completely delete the picture from your phone OR to delete the picture from the album. Not intuitive, no?

Source: O'Reilly's "iPhone the missing manual", pp. 273 - 274. Even in this book, the answer is not in the section with "albums". Apple would be wise to produce a manual, even something downloadable or printable.

I need to be able to move pictures from, "All Photos", put them in a different album. And be able to delete the originals from, "All Photos". And not have them also deleted from the new Album I have created for them. How expensive does my $1249 iPad Pro have to get before it is able to do that simple task???

I need to be able to move pictures from, "All Photos", put them in a different album. And be able to delete the originals from, "All Photos".

That is not how photos are managed. *All* the pictures on your device are always stored in the "all photos" album.

When you "put them" in another album, they do not get moved from the "all photos" album. A link/shortcut is placed in the new album that actually displays the original photo, not a copy.

Think of Gmail. All your mail is one big folder/inbox called "All Mail' When you attach a label to a message like "from John" that message is not moved from "All Mail" to "from John". When you switch to the From John folder, the mail is actually still in the All Mail folder and there is only one copy of it.

Or think of a file filter. When you create and use an album, it's like saying... "show me all the photos I have placed in the collection (album) called SUMMER 2017"

I don't see the answer.

I accidentally added a photo to a wrong album. How do I remove it from the album. (Yes, I understand it stays in the master file of pictures.) I want to remove this "link" to the wrong album.

Thank you.

Because photos added to an existing or new album created on the iPhone include a pointer to the original photos stored in the Camera Roll. The photos are not duplicated or copied. If you delete a photo from the Camera Roll that is also in an album or in multiple albums, the photo will be removed from the album or albums as well.

The Camera Roll is for temporary storage. Photos in the Camera Roll can and should be imported by your computer as with any other digital camera. You can create albums on your computer for select photos imported from your iPhone's Camera Roll along with creating albums for other photos on your computer followed by transferring the albums to your iPhone.

The option to create albums on the iPhone is for those who may want to show a slide show of select photos in the Camera Roll without having to go through all photos in the Camera Roll. It is not designed to be permanent.