Why does CAMPOSM return incorrect Cartesian coordinates

Why does CAMPOSM return incorrect Cartesian coordinates that do not map to the specified projected coordinates?

I am attempting to set the camera position of a VPERSPEC projection, in order to control the viewing altitude. I can achieve this by using the CAMPOSM function. However, I have found that the Cartesian coordinates of the camera position, as returned by CAMPOSM do not project to the same latitude-longitude pair (obtained by using MINVTRAN to perform the inverse projection) that I use to set the camera position.

For example, the following code sets the camera position at (lat=0,long=-87,alt=42000):

% Set up axes
axesm ('vperspec','Grid', 'on','Frame','on')
axis off
% Display a surface
load geoid
meshm(geoid, geoidrefvec)
% Display coastline vectors
load coast
plotm(lat,long)
% Change camera position using CAMPOSM
longitude = -87;
[x, y, z] = camposm(0,longitude,42000)

However, the Cartesian coordinates (x,y,z) returned by CAMPOSM project back to (lat,long,alt) as follows:

[latc, lonc, altc] = minvtran(x,y,z)
 latc =
    -2.1343e-14
 lonc =
    -76.6411
 altc =
     42000

As is evident, the latitude is set incorrectly to ~-76 when I had originally intended it to be set to -87.

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This difference in the setting of the camera position occurs because the point at which the camera position is being set is off the edge of the map. To illustrate this issue, label the parallels as follows:

setm(gca,'mlabelparallel',0)
mlabel on

Now, it should be clear that the specified camera position is off the western edge of the map.

However, when we verify with MFWDTRAN, we see that the given (lat,long) pair evaluates to the same Cartesian cordinates:

[x1,y1,z1] = mfwdtran(0,longitude,42000)
isequal([x y z],[x1 y1 z1]) % Evaluates to true

Therefore, it is evident that the round-trip computation does not work in this case, since the specified position is off the edge of the map.

This solution can also be substantiated by choosing a more reasonable camera position, eg. (lat=0,long=-60,alt=42000). This longitude should keep us on the map:

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Why does CAMPOSM return incorrect Cartesian coordinates

Why does CAMPOSM return incorrect Cartesian coordinates