More info concerning genuine parameters of recording with my Panasonic HC-X1

[Haddock]

In Edius 9.51, I am using genuine files of my 4K camera (3840*2160 - [email protected] - H264_420_LonGOP / 150 Mbs).

Is there a way in Edius to see other info (sort of exif) as aperture, speed, ... and so on such as for picture ?

Thanks

[edver1]

I"m not using it (regulair) but isn't there more info in Mync ?
With my Sony camera came Catalyst software, and there I can see every setting possible, don't know if it works with other cameras ?
It's free software so You would be able to try it : https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com...catalystbrowse

[Haddock]

Thanks but metadata are not showing anything more in both programs... thanks anyway

[Ron Evans]

I think you can download an application from the Panasonic International site called PhotofunStudio. I tried it for a while with my GH5 but decided not to use in the end as it was easier to just copy the files over !!

[antonsvideo]

In Edius 9.51, I am using genuine files of my 4K camera (3840*2160 - [email protected] - H264_420_LonGOP / 150 Mbs).

Is there a way in Edius to see other info (sort of exif) as aperture, speed, ... and so on such as for picture ?

Thanks

yes, you will see all info when you transfer the clips from card to bin via source browser, add and transfer all to bin, this will bring in the needed XML files that provide this info. example attached

also, update to 9.54

[Ron Evans]

It doesn't show that for h264 from my GH5. Identifies at h264 Panasonic GH5, date etc but nothing about exposure. Did notice it was V log but nothing else. Checked with the latest version of PhotofunStudio and it does not do it either.

[Claire]

I have been using ExifTool for many years which I found most useful. There is a GUI for it making it easier to use. It certainly works well for all my Panasonic cameras.

[Haddock]

Thanks Anton, helaaas it do not work ... as Ron wrotte. You can download and test. The video is the landscape I have from the windows of my Studio.

http://studio-durieux.info/Panasonic/01350003.MP4

Thanks for trying to help

[antonsvideo]

where is the XML file that belongs to the clip?

[Haddock]

Oups, I don't see it, I am lost... here is the sd card with folders containing MP4 files SD-card.jpg

[Haddock]

In fact, with the card connected to the editing computer... I have try all variant of source browser... without success

[Haddock]

Claire, thank's for your suggestion... I have download but don't undrstand how to use it...

[Claire]

You need the file exiftool(k).exe from https://exiftool.org/ which I suggest you try first before adding the luxury of the GUI.

Unzip the downloaded zip file and extract exiftool(k).exe somewhere. If you place it on your desktop you can simply drag video files or images on to it. The results appear in a DOS box. If this works for your camera I will explain how to add the GUI.

later... downloaded and tried your HC-X1 file but sadly not much exif info showing.

[Haddock]

Thanks Claire, It worked... a long list without the elements I was looking for... as you have experience

Thanks anyway

[antonsvideo]

Oups, I don't see it, I am lost... here is the sd card with folders containing MP4 files

what is inside the yellow folders?

also make sure you do not hide file extensions, it appears your win explorer is hiding extensions

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