How to view white balance data in iphoto '09

I would like to be able to see the white balance setting metadata for photos in iPhoto '09, but I'm not finding any way to do that.
The "Show Extended Photo Info" doesn't include white balance.
Thanks,
Tracy

Nines
Welcome to the Apple user to user assistance forums
Any chance you could tell us a bit more? re-read your request and see how you would answer it.
What did you do to lose all of your events?
What have you done since then to bet to the "starting point"?
What is the "starting point"?
Do you have a backup up from before you did what ever you did to lose the events?
You have to give us a lot more information if we are to help you
LN

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