Perspective and stitching

So I'm playing with stitching to allow images wider than my widest lens would take and to capture greater resolution for larger prints.  I'm playing with stitchings for 8-20 images.  I've been using File>Automate>Photomerge...  I've played with the various options and have found that merging with the "Auto" option, though the effect I want is the "Perspective" optoin.
Since the images to each side are with the the sensor plane angled away from the subject there is noticable perspective to both sides of the merged image.  What I'm wondering is what the best type of correction to make is.  The standard perspective controls are like tilting the back of a large format camera and only correct in one direction.  I'm looking for something that might be like folding the perspective in the middle of the image.

In some cases my angle of view does exceed 120.  In the image above the filed of view of the original captures is right at 180 degrees.  But wierd things are happening in this picture.  Note the logs on the left side of the image and the trees on the right side.  A straight road runs along the edge of this scene and passes within five feet of both the logs and the trees.  Outlet of this spring is that trail of brown and it is parallel to the road.  The line of trees looks fine, but that is because the clearing is a semicircle, so the line of trees is relatively parallel to the sensor plane in each capture.
If I had an extreme shift lens, that would make better captures too, as sensor plane would remain parallel to the subject.  Large format photographers and those familiar with tilt/shift lenses will understand.  For an explanation of what's happening see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perspective_control_lens
The reason the normal perspective controls in PS don't work quite right is that they assume one capture.  Thus the correction is basically applying a trapazoid to correct that fact that the one capture had the sensor (film) plane out of parallel with the subject.  In the case of a stitched image, the sensor plane is at multiple angles to the subject, and also in opposite directions from each other.

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