The Eclair 16 NPR is a 16mm motion picture camera, a professional cine format used by news and documentary crews from the 1960s onwards. It was positioned as a shoulder-mounted reflex camera for synchronous-sound 16mm film work.

Sales data for the 16 NPR is extremely thin: a single UK auction hammer result on record, a Christie's sale at £540 in 2006. With only one wholesale data point and no recent comparables, today's value at saleroom level is not reliably established by this dataset, and condition, completeness of magazines and motors, and lens mount configuration would heavily influence what one sells for now.