How should I save Tritone image for import into InDesign?

Photoshop only gives me 4 file format options, and InDesign CS4 only accepts one, .EPS
Otherwise I got the error, "This files uses an unsupported color space."
There are several .EPS options. I chose "Single File with Color Composite". However, I'm concerned because the image looks fine in Photoshop but a little faded when I import it into InDesign and then export it as a PDF.

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