Essential Color Panel (Inspired by Essential Sound Panel)

I’d love to see a feature similar to the Essential Sound panel, but for color correction. The idea is to select multiple clips and apply automatic adjustments based on user-defined parameters (such as target brightness, contrast range, or other measurable criteria). Each clip would be analyzed and corrected individually to meet the specified targets—ensuring consistency in perceived brightness, rather than simply applying identical exposure settings.

Much like the Essential Sound panel lets users define presets and batch-adjust audio levels, this Essential Color panel could allow the same workflow for visual consistency. For instance, if two clips are visually similar, the tool should bring them to the same brightness level, not merely apply the same numeric exposure value.

This would be a major time-saver. It would also help decouple color correction from the editing timeline—something I currently workaround with adjustment layers, which can be clunky and error prone.

(Note: The existing auto color correction tools haven't delivered usable results for me so far—they often produce inconsistent or unnatural adjustments.)