Polaroid Originals is one such outfit. The company this week launched the OneStep+, a smarter version of the OneStep 2 instant camera that it launched in 2017.

The Onestep 2 isn’t the only camera Polaroid Originals is bringing back, you can also purchase other vintage cameras from their site as well if you’re into collecting old-school cameras.

The first Polaroid Original product, of course, is the OneStep 2. As mentioned above, the instant camera looks a lot like the original Polaroid OneStep from 1977.

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In addition to the new OneStep 2, Polaroid Originals will continue to sell refurbished vintage Polaroid cameras (as the Impossible Project was doing before). This is all great news for Polaroid fans.

The OneStep 2 is Polaroid Original’s first product. The camera ($100) comes with built-in flash and eight LED lights on the top of the camera — the lights indicate how much film is left.

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The OneStep 2 instant camera will sell for $99 and will be offered in white or graphite colors. It is up for pre-order right now with an estimated ship date of October 16, 2017.

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For those who remember Polaroid cameras from the ’80s—and earlier—the OneStep 2 is an instant-print point-and-shoot camera. The most digital thing about it is that it has a rechargeable battery.

The pack contains eight frames from 12 unique frame designs. Once you snap a photo, it takes just 15 minutes to develop, and the film is also compatible with Polaroid Now, Lab, and OneStep cameras.