user10481: I solved a rather long scene in After Effects for camera tracking.  Later, I realized that the tracking point I chose "jumped" out of its stable position for a split second.  This only became apparent after I had attached a graphic to that point.
Re-doing the analyze/solve steps is rather time consuming.  I was wondering if the tracking data for the point I have chosen is accessible and whether it is possible (and easy) to edit out the offending data point/points.

user6118: (I can't comment because I don't have 50 reputation yet lol)
By the way, if I got what you mean you just have to move with the Selection Tool the keyframe on the Composition screen.
For making the path smoother and more accurate the sub-Pen Tool called Convert Vertex Tool.
Finally, on the timeline thanks to Graph Editor, add dynamicity to the animation in-between frames (delay and advance).

10481: <p>I solved a rather long scene in After Effects for camera tracking.  Later, I realized that the tracking point I chose "jumped" out of its stable position for a split second.  This only became apparent <em>after</em> I had attached a graphic to that point.</p>

<p>Re-doing the analyze/solve steps is rather time consuming.  I was wondering if the tracking data for the point I have chosen is accessible and whether it is possible (and easy) to edit out the offending data point/points.</p>
 6118: <p>(I can't comment because I don't have 50 reputation yet lol)</p>

<p>By the way, if I got what you mean <strong>you just have to move with the <em>Selection Tool</em> the keyframe on the Composition screen.</strong></p>

<p>For making the path smoother and more accurate the <em>sub-Pen Tool</em> called <em>Convert Vertex Tool</em>.</p>

<p>Finally, on the timeline thanks to <em>Graph Editor</em>, add dynamicity to the animation in-between frames (delay and advance).</p>
