Then Impossible had originally announced a new camera that was going to be styled after older Polaroid models to coincide with the new film. So, the camera was due to come out before Christmas 2010, but the deadline was not met with no new information on the camera. Then sometime after that, Impossible released a camera that did not look like any of the older Polaroid models. The camera was called the Impossible I-1 and it was the first camera to use I-type Film and was backwards compatible with 600 Film due to I-type film being 600 film without a battery. Then sometime after the rebranding to Polaroid Originals in September 2017, Polaroid Originals came out with another camera. The camera was called the OneStep 2, which was modeled after the original OneStep with new features as originally planned. But the OneStep 2 used the same type of film as the Impossible I-1 unlike the OneStep that used SX-70 Film.