In early 2003 Polaroid released one last line of instant cameras, including the One that used Polaroid 600 film. Though similar in function and capabilities to most Polaroid cameras, these cameras are sleeker in design, opening and closing in a clamshell fashion. The One features a 100mm lens with minimum focus distance of 3 feet and a built-in electronic flash. Some models in this line omitted exposure control while others had the addition of a self-timer. This particular model has both and also has a small ½” x ½” LCD screen in the back for counting down pictures left. The camera also has a flash on button, flash ready LED by the shutter button, pop-up viewfinder, female ¼” 20 thread tripod mount, and a handy built in carry strap.