After trying out all the methods, this one seems to be the most reliable. The results you can get with Gyroflow are amazing. I'm glad the ZV-E10 stores Gyro data in its files, however, if your camera does not record Gyro data, you can use your phone to do so and use the file it produces with Gyroflow to stabilise your footage! How cool and convenient is that. Look up Sensor Logger.

The lens I used was 7artisans 35mm f1.2 Mark II which is a Manual lens. I had to calibrate the lens myself on Gyroflow since I could not find a profile for the exact lens. The process didn't take much time and was easy to follow. Interestingly, although, I had calibrated the lens shooting on 1080p, the software did a decent job in detecting the frame readout speed and correcting the Rolling Shutter automatically. This is a really powerful open-source tool which can easily become an integral part of your workflow, like it's becoming mine. Thanks for watching. Hope this was of some help to you guys. Peace :)

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