I have a 424 page book with hundreds of photos in it. Is there a way that I can easily find out what page images appear that are not CMYK? I need to know this so that I can convert them from RGB to CMYK for prepress. With so many images I'm sure to miss a few if there is no easy way to figure this out. Help please!
It is not uncommon for printers to request all CMYK PDFs. The easiest way to do that is set the Destination in the Output tab to the printer’s CMYK output profile, which you should have assigned to your InDesign document.
Here I’m exporting a PDF/X-4 PDF to my document’s CMYK profile Coated GRACol 2006. In this case all placed images and objects that are not already in the Coated GRACol CMYK space will get correctly converted to the final print destination. It is more efficient to place RGB images and make a uniform conversion from the Output tab rather than doing it in Photoshop.
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