Using a 122 to 120 film adapter it's probably the cheapest option to shoot 6x14 panorama's.
Replaced the kodak lens with a 105 mm lens from an old Kinax camera
The original Kodak lens had a shutter that wasn't working. So I replaced it with a 105 mm lens hoping it will cover the big negative size. Taping a piece of tracing paper or wax paper to the mask where the film is exposed, you can create a 'ground glass' to test your lens coverage and meassure the new infinity point of focus.
A clip from a fotofame as the new infinity point
To mark the new infinity point I glued a clip from a fotofame as a stop to the ground plate. When extending the lens it will now stop at the new infinity mark. I might try some marks for closer focus in the futere but for now infinity is what I will use for panorama's using this camera.
Vilt on the back and red transparant inlay
The camera back has no pressure plate. I glued some vilt to the back to tighten the space between the mask and camera back. Also I applied a transparent red sheet in the autographic window. The window is now used to view the frame numbering when advancing the film.
Smaller mask to fit 120 film.
A smaller film mask for the 120 film made out of an acrylic sheet painted black. And a 120 film spool adapter. I bought my adapter in Italy at camerhack.it. Check this gallery for some panorama's made with this camera