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As @gvdhoorn and @PeteBlackerThe3rd answered on the comments, there was a built in function from /tf which is called inverse. But that wasn't needed since the /tf package itself recognizes the direction of the tf_tree (forward) and then inverse it (camera -> marker) for us.

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