Revise paste Modify Image EXIF data

#!/bin/bash
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#this script modifies exif values of an image
#such as the GPSZAccuracy
#based on info found here:
#https://exiftool.org/metafiles.html

if [[ $* < 1 ]]
then
  echo "Useage: $0 <image> <value1> <value 2>"
  echo "Example: $0 100_10_01.jpg 5.5 3.3"
  exit 1
fi

img="$1"
gpsz="$2"
gpsxy="$3"

#display original value
echo "Original Value:"
exiftool -s $img | grep GPS|grep Accuracy

#dump xmp data to xml formatted file
exiftool -xmp -b "$img" > DST.xmp
gpszo="$(grep "Camera:GPSZAccuracy" DST.xmp)"
gpszn="<Camera:GPSZAccuracy>$gpsz</Camera:GPSZAccuracy>"
gpsxyo="$(grep "Camera:GPSXYAccuracy" DST.xmp)"
gpsxyn="<Camera:GPSXYAccuracy>$gpsxy</Camera:GPSXYAccuracy>"

#restore it to img
exiftool -tagsfromfile DST.xmp -xmp "$img"

echo "New Value:"
exiftool -s $img | grep GPS|grep Accuracy