Not sure anyone can tell you how to set it up for you as everyone seems to customize it to fit their style of shooting. And you really need to run through the manual and spend some time learning the camera before making some of those decisions.
But here are a few things I have set on mine: (they may not work for you though) Also I shoot only RAW so I do not use any of the jpeg settings
- File format: RAW dng
- Color space: AdobeRGB
- RAW Format: DNG
- Instant review: 1 sec
- Button customization: RAW/Fx set to GPS so it doesn't do anything as it is too easy to hit when shooting portrait
- Button customization: AF Button: Enabled
- Button customization: Shutter button half press: OFF
- Copyright info: on
- Auto power off: 30 minutes
- EV steps: '2' (half stops)
- Sensitivity steps: '2' (same as EV stops)
- Expanded sensitivity: '2' (on)
- One push bracketing: '2' (on)
- Save menu location: '2' (on)
- Catch in focus: '2' (on)
- AF Fine adjustment: '2' (on)
- Using aperture ring: '2' (on)
Your question did make me think of all the things I have customized and what would happen if I had to do a factory reset. So thanks for spurring me to write all these down, just in case.
One word of caution: please don't just blindly jump in and set yours the same without really really understanding what those setting do. For example I have my camera set to AF using the AF button, not the shutter button. Not everyone will want to do that and if you set and don't understand what you did you will think the camera is no longer working properly.
I will say you just bought arguably the best APS-C camera out there and one of the most highly regarded lenses for it.