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[boardhead <1156881@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for this report.  The contradiction is due to conflicting
metadata in your image:

# Image-ExifTool-8.60/exiftool ~/Desktop/test.jpg -a -G1 -'*gps*'
[GPS]           GPS Version ID                  : 2.2.0.0
[GPS]           GPS Latitude Ref                : North
[GPS]           GPS Latitude                    : 82.395343
[GPS]           GPS Longitude Ref               : West
[GPS]           GPS Longitude                   : 120.817226
[XMP-exif]      GPS Latitude                    : 34.234200 S
[Composite]     GPS Latitude                    : 82.395343 N
[Composite]     GPS Latitude Ref                : South
[Composite]     GPS Longitude                   : 120.817226 W
[Composite]     GPS Position                    : 82.395343 N, 120.817226 W

The XMP GPSLatitude conflicts with the EXIF.  The purpose of the
Composte GPSLatitudeRef is to obtain a reference direction from the XMP
GPS for use when copying XMP to EXIF.  To see the EXIF GPS that you have
written, you should add the -a option and look at the GPS tags, and/or
delete the incorrect XMP:GPSLatitude from this file.  For example, this
shows the information you wrote:

# exiftool -c "%d %d %f" -G -t -a -gps:all test.jpg

- Phil

** Changed in: libimage-exiftool-perl (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Invalid

** Changed in: libimage-exiftool-perl (Ubuntu)
     Assignee: (unassigned) => boardhead (boardhead62)

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  EXIF GPSLatitudeRef tag value setting gets inverted

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