The Voigtländer Brillant (sheet metal) is a medium-format pseudo-TLR roll-film camera introduced in the 1930s, using 120 film to produce 6×6cm negatives. The sheet-metal body version was the budget construction of the Brillant line, aimed at amateur snapshooters rather than serious enthusiasts.

With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result of £30 in 2024, the Brillant (sheet metal) sells for modest sums today and its value sits firmly in the entry-level vintage bracket. Hammer prices at saleroom level reflect its status as a simple amateur camera, and the price a buyer is worth paying is highly condition-dependent given the thin metal shell is prone to dents and corrosion.