add camera styles

content/howto/ooc-look.md

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+---
+title: make image look like out-of-camera JPEG
+id: ooc-look
+weight: 150
+draft: false
+author: "people"
+---
+
+By default, darktable displays your raw images with minimal processing -
+just enough to get a displayable image (for unedited images, the
+lighttable thumbnail can be the embedded preview JPEG generated by the
+camera using the manufacturer's own algorithms).
+
+As of version 5.0, darktable ships with custom styles to make images
+from most supported camera models look more like the camera
+manufacturer's processing.  You can apply these manually or
+automatically on import.
+
+For automatic application, install and activate the
+`apply_camera_style` Lua script in the [script
+installer](../module-reference/utility-modules/lighttable/lua-scripts-installer.md).
+You can also use this script to apply the appropriate style to a
+selection of images which have already been imported.
+
+For manual application, open the
+[_styles_](../../module-reference/utility-modules/lighttable/styles.md)
+module and navigate to the `darktable camera styles` entry in the list
+of styles.  Expand this entry to show camera manufacturers, then
+expand the appropriate manufacturer to access its models.  Note that
+applying a different model's style to your camera's images is unlikely
+to make them look like JPEGs from the other model, but may still yield
+interesting results.