With a few exceptions, camera picture styles are profiled using default camera settings.

Contrast and saturation are not altered.
Sharpness will not affect FilmConvert at all.

There are a few picture styles however that need to be either extracted in a specific way or use special "flat" settings.

Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve

Camera Raw Settings

• Color Space: BMD Film
• Gamma: BMD Film

Adobe Camera Raw

Camera Calibration Settings

• Process: 2010
• Profile: Embedded

Basic Settings

• Recovery: 50
• Fill light: 50
• Blacks: 5
• Brightness: +50
• Contrast: -50
• Clarity: 0
• Vibrance: 0
• Saturation: 0

Adobe Camera Raw Settings.

Camera Calibration

• Process: 2010
• Profile: Embedded

Basic Settings

• Recovery: 0
• Fill light: 25
• Black: 5
• Brightness: +25
• Contrast: +25
• Clarity: 0
• Vibrance: 0
• Saturation: 0

All NX1 camera profiles use the factory default camera settings unless specified otherwise.

To use the "Custom" profile on the NX-1 use the following settings:

   Contrast: -4
   Saturation: -2

All GH4 camera profiles use the factory default camera settings unless specified otherwise.

The exception is the CinelikeD "Low Contrast" setting, which uses Highlights-5, Shadows+5, with all other settings at default. Contrast may also be reduced in-camera as desired but you will need to correct for this with the Film Convert color correctors afterward. Color range is set 0-255 for all profiles. 16-235 will result in high-contrast images that will need to be corrected in post.