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$\begingroup$ That creates empties each with a "Follow Track" constraint attached to the associated track. If I do this with existing markers, I can then check the "3D Position" checkbox in that constraint to show the 3D location of the marker. However, if I do this with my new markers, the 3D position is just shown as the origin. Presumably this is because I haven't solved the 3D positions of the markers. How can I solve the 3D positions of these new markers without disturbing my camera solve? That's the main subject of this question. $\endgroup$
– Ben
Commented Jun 18 at 22:28
$\begingroup$ I updated my answer. $\endgroup$
– josh sanfelici
Commented Jun 19 at 5:33
$\begingroup$ Weighting the new markers to 0 seems good. It seems like it would be nice to be able to "lock" the camera solve and compute new markers' 3d positions, but it seems like there isn't an easier way to do that $\endgroup$
– Ben
Commented Jun 19 at 19:49

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