When client is particular about colors especially in a product shoot, I always got them covered. A color chart is always the first shot of every scene to establish the "correct" color.
In post processing software, like Capture One, I then build a color profile based on the first image captured and apply the same settings throughout. And then, if the color doesn't come out correctly on client's end, I can always push the blame on them LOL. Just kidding because, color management is such a huge topic.
To add more cost to our production, I would have to have a capable monitor (at least 100% sRGB for web delivery, or preferably 100% aRGB), and a monitor calibration device. Yet, the problem doesn't end here because then not all consumer devices (such as client's laptop, mobile phone, friend's mobile phone, etc) are color calibrated.
But hey, at least I have done my part.
