Q: This does NOT give an option to select only certain photos to transfer! It only allows ALL photos to be transferred!

You can use a wireless flash drive.

http://www.sandisk.com/products/wireless/flash-drive/

You can share files between iPad and computer using Dropbox.

Those directions have worked for me and have always worked for me, but I use a Mac. The process is very simple on a Mac. I don't know how it works in Windows, but even if it does force you to import all of the photos on the camera roll, why can't you just delete the photos off of the computer that you don't want?

IF that option doesn't work for you, there are third party WiFi apps that will transfer photos. You can select the photos that you want to transfer without having to transfer all of them. I use this app, but there are others available in the App Store.

http://www.wirelesstransferapp.com/

If you're doing it via iTunes it transfers all the photos in a certain folder. If you choose 'my photos' folder then it'll put everything in that folder onto your iPad.

If you want just a few you can always copy those photos into a different folder and then choose that one for the sync. Or you can use dropbox or simply e-mail them to yourself.

Syncing via iTunes does have one 'whammy' in that if you sync them on, you have to sync them off, you can't delete them off the iPad without using iTunes to delete them.

For me when I was wanting just a few onto my iPad, I made a 'ipad photos' folder on my desktop, copied those photos into there, designated that folder in itunes and synced and they were on there.

I think that the OP wants to import photos from the iPad to the computer - not from the computer to the iPad.