After a jury trial resulting in a $15 million damages award, Samsung challenged the district court's admission of Summit 6's expert's (Mr. Paul Benoit's) reasonable-royalty analysis. The asserted patents related to the processing of digital photos, such as in a mobile phone with a camera. Mr. Benoit analyzed Samsung's cost and revenue spreadsheets to determine the revenue derived from a phone's camera. Next, Mr. Benoit relied on surveys of camera users to determine the percentage of users who used the infringing methods. Based on those surveys, the revenue associated with a camera, an analysis of Samsung's profit margins, and the Nash Bargaining Solution—which Samsung did not challenge—Mr. Benoit estimated a reasonable royalty should be $29 million.