Yellow images

I placed a jpg image into my InDesign document that is supposed to be white snow, but after I place it the images becomes yellow. In fact, after I choose the image to place and before I click in my document a frame to put it in, it's actually the correct color. But as soon as I place it, it turns yellow. When I create a pdf, it's back to white. But when I try to use the Blurb book creator to upload the book, it's back to yellow. Why? If I try to use any other non-Adobe product, like Publisher, it's the correct color. This same thing happens when I open it in PhotoShop.
How do I get rid of the yellow tint on my images? What should my color settings and profiles be? I am using Adobe InDesign CS6 for Windows. My current setup is:
Settings-Custom
Working Spaces:
RGB - sRGB IEC61966-2.1
CMYK - U.S. Web Coated SWOP v2
Color Management Polices:
RGB - Preserve embedded profile
CMYK - Preserve numbers (ignore linked profile)
Conversion options:
Engine - Adobe (ACE)
Intent - Relative Colormetric
Use black point compensation-checked
Thanks for your help,
Gina

You can't turn of color management—even with the Emulate ID 2 preset the colors are being managed you just don't know how.
When you save the istockphoto make sure to include its profile:
Then in Indesign select the image and double-check that its profile is assigned. With the image selected choose Object>Image Color Settings:

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Just a few seconds later it turns into this, and I am powerless to change it (yellow horse, yellow dirt):
Is there any way I can change this?

First you see the thumbnail inside the RAW, which is produced by the camera. Second LR applies it's own raw conversion over it. If you use the raw converted provided with the camera you will get picture nro one result.
(brown horse, red dirt) VS (yellow horse, yellow dirt) is excatly what I am trying to explain in this thread.
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bc4c365/94
The difference is between the camera's own conversion VS LR conversion. And in MY opinion there is not much you can do about this. And in my opinion there is nothing you should do about this, because raw converter should produce tonally accurate results straight from the box. That's what you have paid for. All the other adjustments are there to adjust the default tonally accurate and tonally rich photo to your preferences, not to adjust the 0 tones in orange-yellow image to closer to the scene you just photographed.
Just look this fireplace photo i took to show what i mean (ACR=LR in the markings, dpp = canon digital photo professional and DXO is converter of DXO labs):
http://jkphoto.pp.fi/upload/acr_dpp_dxo.jpg
Focus on the transition from orange to yellow. In LR conversions the tones go from orange to light pinkish tone. In dpp and dxo conversions the orange turns to yellow.

Working with RAW

Just installed iPhoto 6, and was initially disappointed to find that RAW conversion is still absolute rubbish for some images. I had a moment of hope when I saw the 'reprocess raw', but this was soon dashed when I saw the resulting yellow image just as it had been before.
However, probing a little deeper, I was hugely impressed to find a solution to my biggest criticism of iPhoto. Previously (on ER) iPhoto did a raw conversion to jpeg, then if you selected edit in another application it would open that rubbish conversion (with poor white balance, and the lossy jpeg format). Now, it seems (and I am just about to experiment) it gives the options of opening the RAW image in an external editing package, but also the option of using 16 bit TIFF's instead of JPEGs.
I had been on the brink of starting the arduous task of moving my iPhoto library to the Adobe Bridge (part of Photoshop CS2). Thankfully, it seems it's going to be worth giving iPhoto a second chance.

There is a work around that involves opening your
photo twice into Photoshop.
First open the RAW file and do your
conversions/settings.
Leave the converted RAW file open in Photoshop and
open it a second time from iPhoto except this time
tell it to use JPEG.
In Photoshop you'll now have two files open of the
same image. Drag the converted RAW image from its
window to the JPEG image (that iPhoto created
originally). This effectively replaces the JPEG with
your converted RAW (in a new layer). Flatten the JPEG
image and save it. Since this JPEG was created by
iPhoto in its library, it will now be updated in
iPhoto. Just close your converted RAW image without
saving.
That's a great solution, thank you. A little bit of a hassle, but much less so than I was starting to think I would be in for. Superb. I was wondering whether to use TIFF's instead, but I guess that with the RAW image safely stored, if I needed a high quality edit I can go back to the RAW image any time.
One minor tweak that Apple could do to iPhoto to make this workaround even easier would be if right clicking on an image gave not just the option of 'Open in exernal editor' it could give 2 options 'Open original in external editor' or 'open current in external editor' (assuming that it's next to impossible for iPhoto itself to be improved further to avoid the need for this workaround).
I don't need, or want, any software to be able to write RAW formats. I sleep easy at night knowing that my RAW images are always untouched. If I could write to RAW there's always that chance I'd one day accidentally save an edit over the original. I positively like the way iPhoto does things in that respect, but I like the greater flexibility of Photoshop for editing (even if it's as simple as getting Photoshop to do a decent raw conversion and nothing more).

Yellow images

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