"Color Profiles" Question (No, not those color profiles!)

[drfoto28]

Hello, tried searching to see if anything like this was posted already, but couldn't find anything. 

Recently I've seen a handful of youtubers discuss how "camera color science" doesn't matter as much when shooting RAW because Adobe Lightroom has "color profiles" that attempt to make any raw file comply to the same color science so that no matter the camera brand, the colors look the same (99% the same at least.) Now I was curious how Affinity handles this, does it have a standard it tries to bring everything to, or does it kinda let each brand distinctly stand out, especially as unlike adobe, affinity doesn't have "color calibration" (yet...). And yes, I know affinity has proper color profiles (sRGB, Adobe RGB, etc) and I want to be clear I'm not referring to this, unless I'm missing something and these come directly into play. 

[walt.farrell]

The Affinity Raw Engine basically presents the Raw camera data to you for you to work with. There are some exceptions, controlled by the Assistant portion of the Affinity Photo Settings, which allow for some lens-specific modifications and some generic modifications to be made automatically. But nothing like you're describing. Affinity doesn't even make use of any camera-specific profile information embedded in the image file.