The Nikkormat EL is a 35mm SLR introduced by Nikon in the early 1970s as part of the Nikkormat line, which sat below the professional Nikon F-series and offered Nikon F-mount compatibility to amateur and enthusiast buyers. It was notable at launch for being Nikon's first SLR with electronically-timed aperture-priority automatic exposure.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the Nikkormat EL have ranged from about £50 to £130, with the small sample pointing to a mid-range value around £88 as of today. Because the EL relies on its electronic shutter, condition and working electronics heavily influence what a body sells for at saleroom level, and tidy, functional examples sit at the top of that range while untested bodies fetch less.