D600 dust accumulation time-lapse

Well there's also this post from a different source, that has no incentive to lie considering they need to rent gear in order to make money, stating that all cameras get dust but EVERY SINGLE D600 had to be cleaned after each rental.

http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2012/10/d600-sensor-dust-issues

Also I don't believe in getting hysterical over this but I've been on the fence about moving to FF (I so miss a bigger viewfinder, actual lens FL's and the magical high ISO) but I'm not going to invest in a D600 that has to be wet cleaned weekly. Also the D800 has been well documented for issues not just with the camera but Nikon's horrible service department.

I don't have a bulk of expensive Nikon glass so switching to Canon isn't out of the question. Do I want to? No I really love Nikon and their ecosystem but I'm not going to invest thousands into a camera that may have (yet another) issue right out of the gate that Nikon denies exists.