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ExpPrint is a file/directory listing program that integrates with Windows File Explorer. It allows you to view, print, and save listings of files, directories, and virtual folders from any file store accessible with Explorer, including local disks and networked shares, SharePoint libraries, and cloud storage systems. ExpPrint listings can include any combination of file system properties and metadata tags/properties of any file types that Windows supports, as well as computed hash values. It can output to HTML, plain text, or CSV for import into other applications such as spreadsheets and data discovery tools.

ExpPrint can output many (very many) properties:

File System Properties
Name, Size, Type, Timestamps, Attributes, Owner.

Embedded metadata tags/properties for office documents and media files such as .doc(x), .xls(x), .jpg, .mp3, .wmv, .wma, and all other formats supported by the operating system. Here's a small selection of the properties gathered (there are many more):
Version, Title, Author, Date Saved, Keywords, Tags, People Names, Track Number, Bit Rate, Album Artist, ISO setting, Focal Length, Dimensions, Date Taken, etc.

Computed hash values: CRC32, MD2, MD4, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512

It also has:

Comprehensive sorting facilities.
Flexible typographic styling capabilities. Color, font face and size are configurable for each section of a listing by way of standard style sheets (CSS). A wide selection of styles are provided, showing many of the possibilities.
Flexible indentation formatting for hierarchic subdirectory listings.
XML/HTML output provides viewing, print and print preview capabilities (through your Internet browser), and can often be imported directly into other applications.
Should you need additional flexibility, the open XML based architecture allows for more comprehensive customization and custom applications.
Can list the contents of compressed (zip, cab) files, and follow symbolic linked directories.
It's XML/HTML output is fully Unicode, so it supports any combination of languages that Windows itself supports.