The Kodak Ektra Outfit refers to the 35mm rangefinder system camera produced by Eastman Kodak in the United States during the 1940s, supplied with interchangeable lenses and accessories as a complete kit. It was positioned as a high-end domestic alternative to imported German rangefinders of the period.

Sales data for the complete Ektra Outfit is extremely thin: a single UK auction hammer record from 2002 shows the outfit fetching £3,125 at saleroom level (wholesale, excluding commission). With only one data point on file, it is not possible to give a reliable indication of what an Ektra Outfit is worth in today's market in 2026, and any current value or price would depend heavily on completeness of the kit, the specific lenses included, and cosmetic and mechanical condition.