This format is used for storing bitmap images in an Adobe Photoshop project file. It is stored in uncompressed form, and it includes color spaces, layers with masks, two-color settings, layer structures and other data that allow bitmap photos to be finely edited.Now convert your image to RGB, as in Figure 5-29. When you convert your image from its current RGB state to CMYK (Image » Mode » CMYK Color), Photoshop will read the settings you have put in and convert the image without a black channel back into CMYK, and you'll end up with a three color image ( Figure 5-30 ).
InDesign lets you customize the rendering intent for any image file via Object>Image Color Settings, so there would have to be another unusual reason like a post-CMYK color correction—i.e. some text that needed to be a specified CMYK build like 50% K, or getting to a CMYK color outside of the source RGB space like 100% cyan.
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