Automatic inverted colors when saving PDF as JPEG file

Every time I save a pdf as an image file the colors of the image are inverted. I've done this before using Acrobat, but since I've downloaded it onto my new laptop (maybe it's because it's a newer version) it automatically inverts the image colors. How can I avoid this?

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