Showing additional EXIF data

I need to be able to see additional EXIF data from my camera, such as Sharpness, Contrast, Noise Reduction, Saturation.
The reason for this is so I can evaluate the camera's JPG's engine and learn what settings to use.
Can LR3 be made to show any of this information?
The cameras are: Nikon DSLRs and Olympus E-PL1. I am sure I will need to do this with other cameras in the future.

I don't think you can see this information in Lightroom.
The reason for this is so I can evaluate the camera's JPG's engine and learn what settings to use.
I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to accomplish by "evaluat[ing] the camer's JPG's engine", but there have been many threads here about getting RAW to look like JPG, and the usual conclusion that I come to is that this isn't a good use of your time, and is likely to be a very frustrating and unrewarding thing to do.

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http://www.robcole.com/Rob/ProductsAndServices/ExifMetaLrPlugin/index.cfm

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Use the setting in the export dialog.
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Often I need additional Exif data in Aperture - which is not available in the standard install.
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http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1017&message=22939488
A neat combination of an AppleScript and ExifTool
Go for it
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I'm the "author", if you can call it that, since most of the script is, as someone earlier mentioned, Brett Gross' work. I was the one that glued exiftool to it and got it working with my Aperture setup. I am looking at the various problems that have popped up on dpreview and with personal correspondence and trying to find solutions.
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See the category that is named Oracle Database?
Right-click that and open the link in a new browser page or a new browser tab (your choice).
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