The Reflex Korelle is a medium-format single-lens reflex camera made by the German manufacturer Kochmann, introduced in the 1930s as a 6x6 roll-film SLR. This entry covers a preproduction example, predating the standard production run that followed.

Sales data is extremely thin: a single recorded UK auction hammer result of £300 in 2006 is the only reference point, so any current value figure for this preproduction Reflex Korelle in 2026 is indicative rather than firm. Hammer prices at saleroom level for prototype and preproduction cameras are highly condition- and provenance-sensitive, and a verified preproduction body can sell for a meaningful premium over a standard Reflex Korelle when documentation is present. Because only one data point exists, buyers should treat the £300 figure as a historical reference for what the camera previously sold for rather than a reliable guide to what it is worth today.