Canon EOS 50D Kit with Customized Lens Kit 15.1 Megapixel

I decided to shift from Nikon to Canon a few months ago. I have no regrets so far!
I moved from a Fuji S2 Pro (6mp) to this camera. So far I only have good things to say about this camera. I don't upgrade my camera equipment very often. My Nikon lenses were 10-15 years old, and were still in good shape. The S2 pro was about 6 years old. I decided that I needed to upgrade, and then flipped a coin between Nikon and Canon.
Bought my Canon 50D from a dealer on ebay-got a super price. It came with 1 year warranty plus 3 years of extended warranty, which I hope I will never need to use!
I love the 3 inch VGA display, plenty of mega pixels for making bigger prints, and the software that comes bundled with the camera is really good. The body has a solid feel to it and the camera has way more features than I will probably ever need. Some features I like are:
LIVE VIEW: Sometimes it helps to see the image on the big 3 inch display instead of the viewfinder. You can actually see whether the image is in focus or not by magnifying up to 10x before you shoot the image.
AUTO SENSOR CLEANING: This is a pretty important feature, and I think every digital SLR ought to have this.
HIGH SPEED ISO NOISE REDUCTION: If you've ever shot pictures with High ISO speeds you know how annoying the noise can be. This feature takes away a lot of the noise but at the cost of leaving images softer. You get to decide how much reduction you want, Standard, low, strong, or if you don't want the camera to do the noise reduction you can simply disable it. You can go up to ISO 12800 with this camera, though I have not really tried or ever needed to go that high. Note to self: Try some images with the highest possible ISO!
AF MICRO ADJUSTMENT: This is a great feature as far as I am concerned. It allows you to fine tune the focus for any lens or every lens you decide to apply it to. If you have a doubt that a particular lens does not always give you the same sharpness as you get manually focusing than this feature allows you to set a + or - focus adjustment to it.
PERIPHERAL ILLUMINATION CORRECTION: Ever seen a sort of vignetting effect when you use certain lenses, this feature has the ability to correct this problem and the profiles of many canon lenses is already available and you can always add more lens profiles.
CUSTOM FUNCTIONS (Cfn): Allows you to set and save 2 of your most used/preferred settings. These can be then turned on/off by turning the mode dial.
I definitely recommend this camera, and if there one thing that I don't like, it's the strap that comes with it that shouts CANON EOS 50D out at you. I don't use it and have replaced it with an optech classic super low profile strap.
I hope you enjoy your new camera as much as I am enjoying mine. Be sure to read the manual from cover to cover. I read the manual every few weeks till I feel 100% comfortable with the camera.
Cheers!
Dec-2009 Update: I bought myself a Canon 5D Mk II a few months ago. I missed having a full frame camera. So now when I want to shoot wide angle, I use the 5DII and when I want my 70-200 to be 95-300(approx), I switch over to my 50D.
As far as focus goes, I find the 50D to be better (faster) especially for moving sports stuff. I can use my 24-70 and 70-200 L series lens for both the cameras. The 50D has become a lot cheaper than when I bought it last year and that's a good thing for anyone buying this camera now. Those who can afford one could consider the Canon 7d and get HD video as well.