D600 dust accumulation time-lapse

Nobody is pretending all is well, our point is (and has always been) the problem is likely not nearly as wide spread as some people such as yourself would have us all believe.

Actually I used to work for the store I am talking about, and I know the owners.  I asked them both how many D600's they've sold, and how many people returned or exchanged cameras due to a dust/oil/dirty sensor problem.  The answer was zero after thousands of sales.

There haven't even been millions of D600's produced.

Please refrain from using words you don't know the meaning of. Why would I care the slightest bit what is happening to other people's D600's when mine and every other one I'm aware of is fine?  It's also not my favorite toy.  What I am doing is introducing some balance to all the ridiculous comments and conclusions flying around here and asking people to think and use logic.  Not once have I said no D600's are affected, a point many people seem to conveniently omit.

This is exactly what I am talking about.  You see a few forum posts here and there and come to the conclusion "The D600 is a lemon".  You officially have lost all credibility, and are exactly the type of person who helps exaggerate the issue, running around in your little tin foil hat.

You STILL have not read anything I've said haha.  This is actually hilarious, and a little bit concerning. Just helps prove my point that people only see what they want to see.