My first camera was a weird little thing, the Certo SL 110. It was nearly impossible to get film for it (I’ve just learnt one could have actually reloaded the cartridge). I shot maybe 2 or 3 rolls with it, and was never able to buy more film.
My father had ‘the family camera’, which was a Zorki; more specifically, I think the Zorki 2. He shot a roll or two on vacations, black-and-white.
The film was developed at home, by my uncle. I think he shot a Praktica SLR.
My first digital camera was the ‘Uzi’ Olympus C-2100 Ultrazoom, similar to Steven’s Fuji in terms of optics: 38 - 380 mm, f/2.8-3.5. Noisy as hell at ISO 400. 
I bought 4 x 64 MB SmartCards with it, and it cost a fortune, especially by Hungarian standards: the monthly net salary was about HUF 65,000 at the time; the camera cost 380,000, if I remember correctly (it was introduced in 2000 for about USD 1000, 1 USD was ~280 during 2001, and the sales tax was 25%, so it seems realistic, given the additional cards and the polariser + skylight filter). In 2008 or 2009, I upgraded to a used Nikon D80, which was replaced by a used D7000 in 2013. That one I still have. My other camera is a Lumix LX-7, which I bought in 2018 or 2019. We also have a few other old cameras, which the kids and wife (don’t) use: Canon G15, Lumix TZ-100, Olympus Stylus 1, Panasonic FZ-62 (same as the 60, for Switzerland).
