Quasar Camera brings realistic handling into the roleplay world with fluid animations, smooth zoom, manual aiming, and flash sync. The moment a player uses their camera, it feels like a true in-game object — not just a UI overlay — adding immersion to journalism, events, and casual RP.

Every photo taken is saved as a unique item in the player’s inventory, complete with metadata like time, date, and location. These can be shared, traded, or stored — perfect for journalists, evidence gathering, or criminal investigations in your server.

Photos can be opened in a beautiful 3D viewer, allowing players to flip through images as if handling physical prints. This adds emotional weight and realism to each capture, turning screenshots into meaningful in-game artifacts.

Cameras aren’t invincible. After repeated use or damage events, they can break — requiring players to repair them or buy new ones. This adds a layer of strategy and economy, especially for reporters, paparazzi, or black-market photographers.

You can connect photo data to webhooks, allowing captured images and their metadata to be uploaded or logged to Discord channels or custom endpoints. Great for live news systems, court evidence, or server-wide archives.

Quasar Camera integrates cleanly with both ESX and QBCore frameworks, and works with most inventory systems. Each photo is tracked like an item, allowing easy linking, moving, or deletion — keeping everything immersive and server-safe.