Metadata (EXIF) as panel in Photoshop ...

Hi,
I'm looking for a panel in Photoshop, where the EXIF data (better: selected entries like ISO or focal length) can be displayed permanently beside the other panels like Navigator and History.
Is such a panel available or do I have to develop such a panel with the Configurator by myself?
Thanks :-)
Konrad

km79 wrote:
Is such a panel available or do I have to develop such a panel with the Configurator by myself?
I think youll have to do it yourself.

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