I have recently upgraded to iOS 5 on my iPhone 4 and am loving it. One issue I've run into is that my iPhone adds my recently taken photos to an album named "Photo Stream" whenever I'm on WiFi.
The Photo Stream album seems to have the same properties that an album I had synced with iTunes would have; meaning I can't delete photos.
I have my iPhone syncing with iCloud, but I can't find any mention of synced pictures on icloud.com.
How do I erase pictures I don't want from the Photo Stream? Do I have to delete them from my Camera Roll?
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EDIT
As of March 7th 2012 you can now delete individual photos from Photo Stream if you are running iOS 5.1 or iPhoto 9.2.2
Believe it or not, it seems you can't delete individual photos from iOS5 Photo Stream. It seems you'll need to wait for them to scroll off as Photo Stream just holds your most recent 1000 pics. Deleting a picture from Camera Roll has no effect on the photos on Photo Stream.
According to this page:
So unless you delete it before it's uploaded to the cloud, you need to follow the procedures below. You need to reset your Photo Stream from iCloud.com or turn off Photo Stream within iOS5 on your device.
Turn off Photo Stream in iOS5:
Reset Photo Stream on iCloud.com