Re: Default naming of a file when exporting to PDF?

I've created some web layout designs in Photoshop, and have imported them into a InDesign document (the InDesign document is set up as presentation layout with descriptive copy etc).
Trouble is, InDesign is not displaying the imported images in their native RGB color space. It's trying to similuate CMYK or something. Is there a "Color Mode" feature in InDesign? I want to show the brilliant RGB values of the source art, not the muddied down colors that ID is trying to simulate for print.
Please advise.

I suspect you need to change the transparency blend space to Document RGB.

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