<p>In fact the question is the other way round:</p>

<p>I shoot a HD video with my Nikon-D7000, and along the way things happen, such as I change zoom, focal length, light levels change such that the D7000 adjusts its sensitivity during the recording...</p>

<p>Is all this data available for reading somewhere, and if yes how?</p>

<p>I could not find the information on regular websites (Nikon's, www.imaging-resource.com, general google search).</p>

<p>I tried exiftool, but it seems to only show general metadata that is true for the overall video recording.</p>

<p>So is this data recorded somewhere, and can I read it on my Linux system?</p>

<p>Any answer or hint appreciated.</p>

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2012-01-06T05:08:56.890Z
Thanks Miguel, sounds like I might be out of luck, as it seems to me that since they already use exif, it would be the best vehicle for that sort of data.
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@Miguel, wow, I wish I had something like this for my Nikon!
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D7000 HD video format - can each frame contain metadata?
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# D7000 HD video format - can each frame contain metadata?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-01-06)

In fact the question is the other way round:

I shoot a HD video with my Nikon-D7000, and along the way things happen, such as I change zoom, focal length, light levels change such that the D7000 adjusts its sensitivity during the recording...

Is all this data available for reading somewhere, and if yes how?

I could not find the information on regular websites (Nikon's, www.imaging-resource.com, general google search).

I tried exiftool, but it seems to only show general metadata that is true for the overall video recording.

So is this data recorded somewhere, and can I read it on my Linux system?

Any answer or hint appreciated.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks Miguel, sounds like I might be out of luck, as it seems to me that since they already use exif, it would be the best vehicle for that sort of data.  
> **username_0**: @Miguel, wow, I wish I had something like this for my Nikon!  

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