Polaroid OneStep 2

Both film types produce the same iconic Polaroid look. The primary difference is that i-Type film does not contain a battery, making it more affordable for cameras like the OneStep 2 that have their own built-in rechargeable power source, while 600 film includes a battery in the pack.

No, the OneStep 2 features a fixed-focus lens. It is designed to capture subjects clearly from two feet away to infinity, making it a simple point-and-shoot experience.

You can use the manual brightness slider located on the front of the camera. This allows you to lighten or darken your exposure by one full stop to compensate for challenging lighting conditions.

Each camera is hand-serviced, cleaned, and tested to ensure it functions like new. While the internal mechanics are fully guaranteed, you may notice minor cosmetic signs of previous use on the exterior casing.

Yes, the OneStep 2 features a built-in flash with a manual override. You can easily disable it if you prefer to shoot using only the available ambient light.

No, the OneStep 2 is a purely analog camera. It does not have Bluetooth or digital connectivity, so it cannot print images from your smartphone.