In your Color Settings, honor profiles when converting to CMYK in order to maximize the conversion gamut. I believe you can still adjust the image in the PDF format as suggested already. If, for whatever reason, you get the clip in the PDF generating, you may have to adjust the levels and curves to get back the shadow detail.
These color values are converted to an RGB value. This results in the color value in RGB notation with rgb (255, 0, 0, 1). There is always a loss of color accuracy to be expected when converting from CMYK to another color format. Since CMYK calculates without transparency value, it is not possible to calculate an RGBA color with transparency
Photo on the other hand uses RGB cameras primarily and works in the RGB color space, so RGB makes more sense as a final output color space and thus the printers follow suit. This is to say nothing of inkjet and pigment systems that use numerous (mine uses 12) colors in order to fill out the color space even more evenly.
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