3 Replies Latest reply: Jun 8, 2013 6:16 AM by benwiggy

Adjust image on every page on PDF?

benwiggy Jun 5, 2013 7:13 AM

If you have a PDF made up of several pages of images, is there a way in Acrobat to apply a colour correction to all the images? i.e. increase contrast; add tint, etc?

Or do I have to unravel the PDF into TIFFs for every page, apply the correction in Photoshop, and the reassemble the PDF....?

I have CS6.

1. Re: Adjust image on every page on PDF?

benwiggy Jun 8, 2013 3:26 AM (in response to benwiggy)

I'm guessing by the stony silence that's a "No".

That's a shame, as a professional version of OS X's Quartz filters would be a useful feature.
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2. Re: Adjust image on every page on PDF?

Gilad D (try67) Jun 8, 2013 4:20 AM (in response to benwiggy)

Acrobat is not a photo editor, but you can set it up so that when you edit
an image in it Photoshop is used and when you save it, the new image is
automatically inserted back into the PDF.
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3. Re: Adjust image on every page on PDF?

benwiggy Jun 8, 2013 6:16 AM (in response to Gilad D (try67))

Unless that can be automated, I might as well deconstruct the PDF into TIFF pages and then reconstruct it.

No doubt global PDF maipulation will be one of the exciting new features in Creative Cloud.....
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