The Lumiere Super Eljy is a French-made subminiature still camera from the mid-20th century, designed for compact roll-film use rather than as a system camera. It sat at the entry-level end of the market when new, aimed at casual users who wanted a pocketable picture-taker.

With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result of around £30 in 2024, the Super Eljy currently sells for low double-digit figures at saleroom level today, and the market is too thin to quote a meaningful range. Its value is closely tied to cosmetic condition and the presence of the original case, since these small French cameras were often well-used.