Long Weekend Starter Set, Moss / Black / Moss
Our Review
Long Weekend Starter Set — a grab-and-go film kit for the trip you don't want to overthink
The gist: Bundles the reloadable Long Weekend 35mm film camera with a pouch and the Santa Fe shoulder bag, so a nomad gets a shootable film setup and a way to carry it in one purchase.
- Fixed-focus 31mm f/9 lens: no dials, no autofocus, no exposure settings — point, shoot, and let daylight film do the rest.
- Reloadable, not disposable: unlike a single-use camera, this one takes fresh ISO 200-400 color or B&W rolls repeatedly.
- Built-in flash: useful for dim bars, hostels, and evening shots, with a 10-15 second recycle time between flashes.
- Bundle carry: the included pouch and Santa Fe shoulder bag keep the camera protected and grab-ready in a daypack.
Moment's own hands-on writeup, "THE Coolest $50 Film Camera," calls it the perfect road-trip buddy that anyone can pick up and shoot regardless of skill level — though Field Mag's review notes it's built on the same platform as the budget Kodak M35, so build quality is basic plastic, not premium.
Best for: travelers who want a lightweight, foolproof film camera for daylight trip photos without learning manual settings. Skip it if: you want manual exposure control or shoot mostly indoors/low light where the fixed f/9 aperture struggles. Runs ~$136 — check the current price before buying.
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