The Meopta Stereo-Mikroma II is a subminiature stereo camera made in the former Czechoslovakia, designed to produce paired stereo images on 16mm film. It belongs to the small group of postwar European subminiature stereo cameras and was sold as a specialist item rather than a mass-market consumer camera.

Auction data for this model is extremely thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result of £330 from 2005 is the only reference point on file, so any 2026 valuation drawn from it should be treated as indicative rather than current. Buyers researching what a Stereo-Mikroma II is worth today should expect price to be heavily condition-dependent and to vary widely depending on completeness of accessories such as the dedicated viewer and case.