You can control the zoom more in vReveal, and also turn off the zoom ... you get black edges moving around, that is why the zoom in. Deshaker has other options, color fill from previous frames (up to 100 or so, blurring and extrapolations) to fill the black areas.
PD also works well, does better with non-interlaced formats.
Another trick is to run it thru stabilizer twice (produce it at low setting, then bring back into PD and run again) you will loose some sharpness due to motion blur, but gives you another option.
Dafydd had it right on isolating sections with real bad shake, cut those into separate clips, will definitely improve the result (some may be unsalvageable, but you can save the audio for continuity if you need to.)
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