The Ernemann Mignon-Kamera is an early 20th-century plate camera produced by the German manufacturer Ernemann of Dresden, sold before the company's 1926 absorption into Zeiss Ikon. It was offered as a small-format wooden-bodied camera aimed at the amateur market of its era.

Sales data for the Mignon-Kamera is extremely thin: the only recorded UK auction hammer result on file is a single sale at £300 in December 2010, which gives a reference point but not a reliable current value as of 2026. Because hammer prices for early Ernemann cameras are highly condition- and completeness-sensitive, what a Mignon-Kamera is worth today at saleroom level can vary considerably from that figure depending on the example offered.