Baking lights feature goes uncontrolled. Why will I get such baking result?

I'm trying to know more about baking lights feature so for the testing purposes I set random colors to my scene. So I started from this scene:


Then I tried to bake lights:


But why do I get so different result from my start point of view?

All my cubes are static objects. They are all have this material:


My light settings are:


Camera settings:


Why do I get so different result after baking? I expect absolutely the same output as it was before the baking process. If not then it's too hard to control the colors after baking.

Unity 2020.1.1f1.

 

If I add a point light:


Then it gives me completely different view after the baking process:

 

I think the problem is in shaders. If you use Mobile/Diffuse shader - it can't get the lights to itself from point lights so you will not see what the result you will have. However you can use the baking feature and then you can use your baked textures.
Then I've found that Standart-shader and Mobile/Diffuse shaders show slightly different results from one baked texture.

However, after the baking process all the lights have much more intensity value then in preview mode in editor.

 

But what about different colors of the scenes before and after baking?

 

You have pink ambient color, which makes the sky throw pink light at your objects. Plus your directional light bounces around, which doesn't happen in realtime.