The VDC-MC01F20NS packs 2MP starlight imaging into a pinhole cylinder, built on a 1/3-inch progressive scan CMOS with the Nextchip 2441 and SONY IMX307 platform. The camera resolves 1920×1080, working as 2MP in the analog high definition modes and remaining compatible with 960H in standard definition. Color sensitivity measures 0.001Lux, monochrome 0.0005Lux, and the signal-to-noise ratio stands at no less than 65dB, supported by noise reduction, wide dynamic range, automatic backlight compensation and automatic white balance.

Output operates across three coaxial high definition formats plus composite video, with format selection made through an on-screen menu offered in English, Chinese and French. The same menu sets privacy masking, defog, motion detection and image mirroring. Optics are an M12 fixed-aperture high definition pinhole lens of 3.7mm at F1.4 with a 79° field of view; day/night switching requires an external filter, and one coaxial line carries the picture to the host recorder.

Hiding the unit inside machinery takes only the 80mm by 20mm cylinder, which weighs 0.08kg, is rated IP66 and runs from DC 12V with consumption under 5W. Self-service terminals, display cabinets, equipment racks and other narrow concealed capture points are the intended setting. VIDCOM, the Shenzhen Angsen Technology brand, lists this pinhole camera for catalogue supply and accepts OEM enquiries on lens and menu configuration.