You can get better results in PS than you did. Using Transform/Distort, you can work all 4 corners independently. It helps to us use guide lines for setting the verticals. When I correct perspective distortion I not only pull the top corners up and out, I usually have to work one corner in and down. Not only do the verticels have to be straight up and down, but the vanishing lines have to look right. There is no simple formula for making it look right. The one thing you can't do in PS, than you can with a real view camera, are the swings for changing DOF.
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