Polaroid’s OneStep2 Is a Vintage Camera for the Digital Age

When Polaroid released the OneStep camera in 1977, the company described it as the “simplest camera in the world.” It had a fixed-focus lens and automatic roller mechanism that spit out film that developed in minutes. The OneStep was certainly simpler—and cheaper—than the SX-70, a foldable, leather-bound instant film camera that Polaroid released five years …

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