On the other hand I LOVE this camera

The Pentax K-x design is 15 years old, It's a wopping 12 megapixels, old school larger body but fits in my hand beautifully and just feels right And that viewfinder: the joy of looking at your subject through glass.
Did I mention I love it?

And here's one I'm learning to love, only because I just bought it.

The Olympus Pen is a series of half frame film cameras, beautifully made in Olympus fashion. Yes, we're talking about 1/2 a 35mm film: 18mm X 24mm. The D3 was first built in 1965 with a 32mm f/1.7 lens. The build quality on this has to be seen and felt to be believed.
The meter does no work on this so I have to manually calculate exposure.
Pentax has just released their 17 model which is a modern half frame camera to great fanfare but lets not forget these things have been around - in Olympus' case -since 1959.

OK, you may have noticed a theme here.

The Olympus Om-1 legendary 35mm film camera. Introduced in 1979 as the world's smallest and lightest 35mm single-lens reflex camera. Another camera to love, and I have two that I bought new quite possibly in London or Munich. I can't remember. These started a love affair with Olympus and I dutifully purchased the models that came after, up to the Om-4 ( as a pair of black bodied delights) took all of these cameras around Europe and the US at various times. Still a joy to shoot with and despite my reservations about small cameras such as the Sony A6400 (see blog) these are just perfect.

Side note (literally): I recently attended a camera expo and the current range of Om digital cameras were there. They are still beautifully made and a joy to hold but micro four thirds is just not my thing.

Yashica Yashicaflex TLR 6 x 6.
120 size film, guess your exposure, guess your focus also as its a little hard to see on the ground glass.
Press the shutter button and hope.