Auto Correct Exposure Only OR Batch Remove Temperature/Tint While Keeping Exposure Settings

Hello Adobe Community,

I'm working with Premiere Pro 25.3.0 and looking for efficient ways to handle auto color correction in fast broadcast workflows. I have two related questions about separating luminance and chroma corrections.

The Challenge

Auto Color in Premiere Pro applies corrections to both luminance (exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows) and chroma (temperature, tint) simultaneously. For interview footage and multi-shot sequences, this creates consistency issues where Auto Color applies different temperature/tint values to essentially identical shots, causing faces to "turn orange or green" between cuts.

What I'm Looking For

Option 1: Exposure-Only Auto Correction
Is there any way to make Auto Color affect only brightness/exposure parameters and leave color temperature/tint untouched? Similar to AVID's auto exposure correction that doesn't touch color balance?

Option 2: Batch Remove Chroma Corrections
If that's not possible, is there an efficient way to:

1. Apply Auto Color to all clips first

2. Batch remove only the Temperature and Tint adjustments

3. While preserving all the individual Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites, and Blacks settings that Auto Color applied

Current Workflow Attempts

I've tried the Remove Attributes method, but this removes ALL Lumetri Color effects. What I need is more granular control - keeping the luminance corrections while removing only the problematic chroma adjustments.

Manual Method (too slow for broadcast pace):

• Apply Auto Color to all clips

• Manually reset Temperature and Tint to 0 on each clip

• Keep all other auto-generated values

Ideal Workflow

For fast daily broadcast work, I'd love to:

1. Apply Auto Color for quick exposure/contrast corrections across hundreds of clips

2. Either prevent or batch-remove the inconsistent temperature/tint changes

3. Use Auto-Match per scene on a master clip for consistent color tone

4. Maintain individual exposure corrections that Auto Color provides

Specific Questions

1. Is there a way to configure Auto Color to skip temperature/tint adjustments?

2. Can Remove Attributes be used selectively for only specific Lumetri parameters?

3. Are there any keyboard shortcuts or batch operations for resetting only temperature/tint across multiple selected clips?

4. Would copying/pasting attributes work if I create a "template" clip with temperature/tint at zero but keep other Auto Color values?

Why This Matters

Auto Color's luminance corrections are actually quite good for quickly setting proper exposure across varied footage. The temperature/tint inconsistencies are the main obstacle to using this feature in professional workflows where color matching between shots is critical.

Technical Context

• Version: Premiere Pro 25.3.0

• Workflow: Daily broadcast/interview content

• Volume: Hundreds of clips per project

• Content: Multi-camera interviews, talking heads, similar lighting conditions

Has anyone found reliable solutions for separating luminance and chroma in Auto Color workflows? Any insights from experienced colorists working in fast-turnaround environments would be greatly appreciated.