The Voigtländer Ultramatic is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera introduced by Voigtländer in the early 1960s. It was positioned as an advanced West German SLR combining reflex viewing with a leaf-shutter design, aimed at photographers who wanted interchangeable lenses without a focal-plane shutter.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the Ultramatic have ranged from about £12 to £90, with clean working examples clustering around £88–£90 and rougher or untested bodies selling for far less. As of 2026 the model sits in the affordable end of the collectable West German SLR market, and what a given Ultramatic is worth at saleroom level depends heavily on cosmetic condition and whether the shutter and meter still function. The 1999 Christie's result of £287 is an outlier from a specialist sale and is not representative of what the camera sells for today.