Png to PDF

have created numerous files in a png form, a combination of
pictures (jpg)
and text. The background it black, lettering is yellow and
have been
coverting to pdf via the Acrobat 9.
The colors seem to lose vibrancy in both the text and the
pictures...is
there a cure for this, should I convert to another file
format then to
PDF...
We are sending these out to be printed and they require file
format to be
PDF.
Anyone have any suggestions?

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