Problème profil ICC sur InDesign

Also, it looks like your document was setup to ignore linked profiles—Color Settings>Color Management Policies>Preserve Numbers (Ignore Linked Profiles).

Documents setup that way ignore the images’ embedded CMYK profile and use your InDesign document’s assigned CMYK profile—Coated FOGRA 39 in your case. If the document will be printed on uncoated paper on an offset press running to the PSO Uncoated Profile, assign PSO Uncoated to your InDesign document.

Bonjour Christopher,

The document can have a default colorspace profile assigned (Edit > Color Settings...)

But the currently open document can have a different colorspace profile assigned (Edit > Assign Profile or Edit > Convert to Profile)

But an individual graphic can have a specific colorspace profile chosen (InDesign > Object menu or right click > Graphic > Image Color Settings…)

Ideally, they would be the same. They should be harmonized; synchronized so as to have agreement and sameness.

I usually setup first in Photoshop > Edit > Color Settings.... I make choices and save as a .CSF file.

Next, go to Adobe Bridge and click Edit > Color Settings... and choose the same .CSF file which will be pushed into InDesign and Illustrator (but doesn’t to Acrobat Pro if sandboxing security is on).

Third, inspect InDesign > Edit > Color Settings... to make sure it received the synchronization.

Fourth, I make it a habit to edit and save as graphics in PS and AI before placing them in ID. That way, they acquire the same colorspace profile, and easily have agreement of appearance in InDesign.

Fifth, I work all-RGB, including setting InDesign to be Edit > Transparency Blendspace > RGB.

Hi ​@christopherd39759515 , With the image selected, could you also show a screen shot of your Links/Link Info panel?