When a networked covert point needs real resolution, the VDC-MC01IP50FG places a 1/2.9-inch GC4653 5MP progressive scan CMOS, handled by an FH8852EV200 processor, behind a pinhole front. Stream tiers cover 2560×1920@20fps plus 2304×1296 and 1920×1080 at 1-30fps. Color sensitivity is 0.5Lux and monochrome 0.05Lux, signal-to-noise exceeds 52dB, and 3DNR, automatic backlight compensation, automatic white balance, automatic gain and wide dynamic range divided into up to 4 zones condition the image, with an IR filter switching between day and night.

Encoding follows H.265 or H.264 with bit rates spanning 64K to 2048Kbps and 64K to 4096Kbps, and the RJ45 10/100M Base-T port attaches to recorders and platforms speaking HTTP, SSL, RTSP and RTP. ONVIF 2.4 and GB28181 compatibility opens the camera to third-party systems, while browsers and mobile clients give direct viewing. The lens is an M12 fixed 3.7mm pinhole type at F1.4, covering 79°.

The barrel measures 25mm across and 80mm long, weighs 0.12kg and holds IP66 protection; DC 12V power draws under 5W. Dropping the body inside a bullet housing or an equipment chassis turns an ordinary enclosure into a networked capture point. VIDCOM of Shenzhen Angsen Technology supports supply of this miniature network camera together with OEM customization.