Originally posted by: g-force
It might, but I have never worked with Vdub. From my unterstanding, DePanStabilize works the same way that DeShaker does, and I know from a LOT of experience that DePanStabilize doesn't work for this at all.

I can't speak for DePanStabilize, but I had a similar application with a huge video restoration project which had almost constant, small wobble. I found a set of DeShaker settings that worked great. You can set limits on the correction, and the zone on the screen on which to base the correction calculation. I'd be glad to share the settings I used, if you want to try it. Vdub is trivial to work with, btw.