Now that all our back issues are fully retina optimised, we’re busily working away on the Summer 2012 issue. But when a GoPro HD2 rugged video camera arrives in the office, you have to take it for a spin.

Or, failing that, re-enact a famous short film using Lego men and a radio-controlled car.

So, with our sincere apologies to Claude Lelouch, here’s M. LeLego taking a breathless spin through London’s Carnaby Street to meet Mlle. LaLego as the sound of bells rings out from Montmatre.

Prefer your video shot by, you know, artists? Get our quarterly iPad edition (including Wim Wenders, new directors, and more), or our interview with Anton Corbijn, here .

The British Journal of Photography App has always been first and foremost about bringing beautiful images and video to the iPad. Today, thanks to Apple’s latest device, we can make those photos more stunning than ever.

Version 1.3 of the app, available now from the App Store worldwide, supports the new iPad’s Retina display, with high-resolution menus and controls.

But more importantly: iPad 3 owners can also download a new, Retina-optimised version of our latest issue. Spring 2012 contains hundreds of images, plus high-definition video, and they now look better than ever on the iPad 3’s display.

The Retina-ready version of the Spring issue will be automatically downloaded to devices that support it. This edition contains higher quality video and images, and so is a larger file that will take longer to download, but we hope you’ll find the quality worth the wait.

The change in resolution will have no impact on iPad 1 and 2 owners, who will still have access to the smaller, standard issues.

UPDATE

The Autumn 2011 and Winter 2011 issues of the BJP for iPad – in both full and preview versions – have now been completely updated to support retina.

If you own an iPad 3, but have previously downloaded the lower-resolution versions, please follow the instructions below to update to Retina at no charge:

1) Quit the BJP app and open Newsstand. Press and hold on the app cover then, when a red X appears in the corner, tap that to delete the app.

2) Download the app again from the App Store

3) Once installed, visit the Library menu and tap the ‘Missing Issues’ button to unlock your purchases.

4) Download the issues you want – you will automatically be delivered the Retina version.

The Spring edition of BJP for the iPad is available now, featuring work from Roger Ballen, Steve Pyke, Boris Mikhailov, Paolo Roversi, Lise Sarfati, Alison Stolwood and many others, plus technical reviews and much more.

The issue is available now to download from the Store inside the BJP App for £6.99. It is also included free from today with any new subscriptions – subscribe for six months for just £9.99 and get the next quarterly issue, too.

The BJP App is available now from iTunes. Issue 1 is available free for all users.

Issue #3 of the British Journal of Photography for the iPad will be available via Apple Newsstand on the 15th of March. Here’s a quick preview of what you’ll find inside.

In association with Proud Camden, British Journal of Photography is pleased to present an exclusive interview with post-punk star Adam Ant and a gallery of images from the forthcoming exhibition ‘Dandy in the Underworld: A Photographic Retrospective’.

This special issue, available exclusively through the British Journal of Photography for iPad, includes an exclusive interview video in which Adam Ant discusses his relationship with photographers, including David Bailey and Lord Snowdon, and showcases the sketchbooks used to plan his costumes and music videos.

The issue also includes a selection of iconic images from the forthcoming exhibition at Proud Camden.

It is available now for £1.99, or free with a BJP app subscription.

Dandy in the Underworld: A Photographic Retrospective will be on show at Proud Camden from the 7th March to the 29th April 2012.

On the 6th March Adam Ant will be opening the exhibition with a charity concert in aid of Debra, a charity which raises funds for children affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa.