I was just recently looking to find what shutter speed I had used in a specific recording.
From still photography I am used to finding the metadata of the exposure (like shutter speed and ISO) embedded in the file as a part of the EXIF format metadata.
However it seems video files does not support the same concept.
Other cameras I have used with video capabilities (like DSLRs and mirrorrless cameras as well as Gopros) seem to record such data in a separate THM file as far as I can remember.
I have found a few previous threads in the forum where it seems like the only option is to get the data from a separate "video caption" file which is recorded if the "video caption" option is enabled in the app settings. Of course this was not enabled for the videos I have shot so far. So I suppose that means I can not see the shutter speed for for my existing recordings?
Would the camera metadata by any chance be recorded in the log files of each flight stored on the phone/tablet?

I was just recently looking to find what shutter speed I had used in a specific recording.
From still photography I am used to finding the metadata of the exposure (like shutter speed and ISO) embedded in the file as a part of the EXIF format metadata.
However it seems video files does not support the same concept.
Other cameras I have used with video capabilities (like DSLRs and mirrorrless cameras as well as Gopros) seem to record such data in a separate THM file as far as I can remember.
I have found a few previous threads in the forum where it seems like the only option is to get the data from a separate "video caption" file which is recorded if the "video caption" option is enabled in the app settings. Of course this was not enabled for the videos I have shot so far. So I suppose that means I can not see the shutter speed for for my existing recordings?
Would the camera metadata by any chance be recorded in the log files of each flight stored on the phone/tablet?