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Buy the M8. It's not an investment, as others have stated. Cameras have limited resale value. I saw an "old" D30 for sale there for $225 so forget resale value. the M8 may hold up better but that's a crazy investment, buying it because it won't lose as much value as another camera.
 
All said and done, it's a toy unless you're a pro, in which case you probably wouldn't ask the question. I would suggest that if you aren't used to using Photoshop then this will be the biggest change in your workflow from a wet darkroom.
 
As another poster said, if you don't buy it then you'll always hanker after it. And yes, htere is something better around the corner in 5 years or less but then again, there is something better around the corner after that as well.
				
			All said and done, it's a toy unless you're a pro, in which case you probably wouldn't ask the question. I would suggest that if you aren't used to using Photoshop then this will be the biggest change in your workflow from a wet darkroom.
As another poster said, if you don't buy it then you'll always hanker after it. And yes, htere is something better around the corner in 5 years or less but then again, there is something better around the corner after that as well.