[gatagato]

Originally Posted by Smackeddie ↗

do they mean 32.54?

Eh, they just use only values > than 0°:

332,54 = 360 - 332,54 = -27,46

[Smackeddie]

so its.
28.48 (lat)
-27.46 (lng) ~?

[Smackeddie]

still not the same picture. wtf i must be looking in the wrong place,, when i get it im gona view it through all the cameras, and satelltie images and stick em in here for you.

[Smackeddie]

Originally Posted by Smackeddie ↗

so its.
28.48 (lat)
-27.46 (lng) ~?

anyone ?

[gatagato]

Originally Posted by Smackeddie ↗

so its.
28.48 (lat)
-27.46 (lng) ~?

Sorry for not replying before:
yes, mate, almost correct (just check the lat, it's 28,38° ) while lng is -27.46°, (or 332.54° W)
Basically, the lat coordinates are set on negative

Product ID E10/00462
Context Image Product ID E10/00463
Instrument MOC-NA
Filter Name N/A
North Azimuth 93.38 °
Orbit Number 11885
Line Samples 512
Lines 10496
Crosstrack Summing 4
Downtrack Summing 4
Center Lat 28.38
Center Lon 27.46
Solar Longitude (Ls) 265.52 °
Scaled Pixel Width 6.38 m
Scaled Image Width 3.27 km
Scaled Image Height 27.57 km
Phase Angle 75.16 °
Incidence Angle 59.47 °
Local Time 13.79
Sub-Solar Azimuth 301.9 °
Sub-Solar Longitude 359.56 °
Sub-Solar Latitude -25.11 °
Data Quality OK
Description Material within crater at 28.4 N 332.4 W
reason Processing completed normally
solar_distance 207227760
volume_id MGSC_1184
Emission Angle 18.07 °
Line Exposure Duration 0.4821 s

http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/moc/E1000462

The following link might help:
linky

since the photo was taken on year 1st, make sure to select the arrow first, then mgs year 1:

the only red stipe in the circled area would be
E1000462
It's a very useful tool for MOC images, especially when you want to know if there are more images of the same area (in this case, no more photos were taken in the subsequent 4 years)