What is the average pixel count of a camera like that in the last few years?

The pixels of a film camera depend on the quality of the film

There is no such thing as a pixel for film

Because film uses silver salts, which are molecular in order of magnitude, and there is no comparison to the digital cameras that have just come out.

If converted into pixels, it can be about 1200w. Depending on the quality of the film can be higher

Just out of the digital camera is only 200-300w then 500-600w and then 800-1000 w

Now the canon can reach 2000w

The above mentioned are 135 format cameras

Because if it is a 120 digital camera, then the pixel can easily reach 3000-4000w