I came across an out-of-date roll of Kodak MAX 800 film this morning and instead of throwing it out, decided to see how my three DA lenses would perform on my 35mm film camera, (an old ZX-5). I didn't test for anything except how well the lenses would cover the full-frame format. I didn't want to spend too much time so I just went into my back yard and blasted away. I then took the film to Walmart where they developed it in an hour. I scanned the negatives on my Canoscan 8600F Scanner and posted the results on Flickr (see the link below). I didn't make any corrections since all I was interested in was coverage. The subject could have been better because of the shadows, but, I think you can get an idea as to how well the lenses cover. I didn't shoot at every focal length (except for the fisheye), but mainly just the wider settings, until I was pretty sure there was no more vignetting. Besides the fisheye, the other two lenses were the 18-55 and 50-200 kit lenses.
Pentax DA lenses on full-frame 35mm camera - a set on Flickr