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`UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
`__________________________________
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`APPLE INC.,
`Petitioner,
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`v.
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`RED.COM, LLC,
`Patent Owner.
`__________________________________
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`Case No. IPR2019-01065
`Patent No. 9,245,314
`__________________________________
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`DECLARATION OF PETER JARRED LAND IN SUPPORT OF
`PATENT OWNER RED.COM, LLC’S PRELIMINARY RESPONSE
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`RED.COM Ex. 2017
`Apple v. RED.COM
`IPR2019-01065
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`Apple v. RED.COM
`Declaration of Peter Jarred Land re POPR - IPR2019-01064 and IPR2019-01065
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`I, Peter Jarred Land, declare and state as follows:
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`I am President of RED.COM (“RED”), the assignee of U.S. Patent
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`Nos. 9,230,299 (“the ’299 patent”) and 9,245,314 (the ’314 patent). I am
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`submitting this declaration in connection with Patent Owner Preliminary
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`Responses to IPR2019-01064 and IPR2019-01065, filed by Petitioner Apple Inc.,
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`relating to the ’299 and ’314 patents, respectively.
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`2.
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`I joined RED in 2005, and was involved in the development of the
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`RED ONE camera from its earliest stages. My title on the RED ONE project was
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`Fire Chief, which characterized my responsibility for addressing any immediate
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`issues that arose day-to-day to keep the RED ONE project moving forward.
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`3.
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`I had personal involvement with the testing of the RED ONE camera,
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`nicknamed Boris, that took place at RED headquarters in March 2007.
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`Specifically, members of the RED team, including myself, tested the visual output
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`of Boris in preparation for the 2007 National Association of Broadcasters show
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`(“NAB 2007”) to be held in Las Vegas in April. Members of the RED Team who
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`were also present for that event included Jim Jannard, Graeme Nattress, Ted
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`Schilowitz, David Macintosh and Stuart English. I recall Graeme Nattress taking
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`pictures during that testing. I have reviewed Exhibits 2002-2008 that I understand
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`are attached to Mr. Nattress’s declaration that is also being submitted with these
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`Patent Owner Preliminary Responses to IPR2019-01064 and IPR2019-01065. I
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`can confirm that Exhibits 2002-2008 depict RED’s testing of the Boris RED ONE
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`camera at RED’s headquarters in March 2007.
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`4.
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`I appear in Exhibits 2003 and 2005. In Exhibit 2003, reproduced
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`below, I am shown on the right wearing a brown shirt and gray hat.
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`In Exhibit 2005, reproduced below, I am adjusting Boris’s focus as it sits atop a
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`tripod.
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`5. With regard to the photos reflected in Exhibits 2006, 2007 and 2008,
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`reproduced below, respectively, I recall Messrs. Schilowitz and Macintosh sitting
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`for the test shots reflected in those photos. I also recall viewing the output of that
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`test video and confirming upon visual inspection that the raw compressed video
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`shot by Boris displayed as visually lossless when decompressed and demosaiced. I
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`also recall that the program used to display Boris’s test video reported that Boris’s
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`video achieved 4K resolution at 24 frames per second, which can be seen in the
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`annotation and enlargement of Exhibit 2008 below.
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`Ex. 2006.
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`Ex. 2008 (with annotations).
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`Ex. 2008 (enlargement).
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`6.
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`After the successful testing of Boris at RED headquarters in early
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`March, I flew with Mr. Jannard to New Zealand the week of March 26, 2007 to
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`deliver Boris, and its companion camera nicknamed Natasha, to Sir Peter Jackson
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`so that he could use them to shoot a movie entitled “Crossing the Line.” Like
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`Boris, Natasha operated on REDCODE and utilized the same electronic
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`architecture as Boris. Mr. Jannard and I spent that week in New Zealand
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`overseeing Mr. Jackson’s use of the cameras. Exhibits 2013 and 2014, which I
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`understand are attached to Mr. Jannard’s declaration that is also being submitted
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`with these Patent Owner Preliminary Responses, are photos of Boris and Natasha
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`in use on the set of “Crossing the Line.” In particular, Exhibit 2013, reproduced
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`below, is a photo of Boris, having been powder coated black following the testing
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`at RED headquarters earlier in March.
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`reproduced below,
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`is a photo of Natasha
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`7.
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`Exhibit 2014,
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`(distinguishable from Boris by its milled aluminum exterior) in use during the
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`filming of “Crossing the Line.”
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`8.
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`At the March 2007 testing of Boris, and on the “Crossing the Line”
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`shoot, Boris and Natasha utilized G-Tech memory drives. The G-Tech memory
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`drives came in either 320 and 500 gigabyte sizes, both of which were compatible
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`with Boris and Natasha. The G-Tech drives were tethered to the cameras via a
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`SATA cable, which allowed us the flexibility to mount the drives in multiple
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`locations, including to the top of the cameras.
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`9.
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`The “Crossing the Line” film shoot was a tremendous success and
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`major milestone for RED, as Boris and Natasha succeeded in every way and
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`circumstance that week with respect to their durability, portability and visually
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`lossless video quality. Mr. Jackson prepared a cut of “Crossing the Line,” which
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`we showed at NAB 2007 and received a tremendous, enthusiastic response.
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`10. Part of my responsibility on the RED ONE project was to make sure
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`that our contract engineering firm, Wind River, followed our instructions and
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`timely met our required goals. Wind River acted at the direction of RED personnel
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`throughout the RED ONE project.
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`11. My responsibilities on the RED ONE project also required me to be
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`generally familiar with the overall design of the camera, including its component
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`parts and the high-level operation of REDCODE. The RED ONE had a Mysterium
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`CMOS image sensor with a Bayer-pattern filter. REDCODE was programmed to
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`take raw image data from the Bayer-pattern sensor and send it to a Xilinx
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`processing module for pixel correction and further processing before being sent to
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`an Analog Devices compression module, which utilized a JPEG 2000 compression
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`technique. The compressed raw Bayer-pattern image data was then sent to a hard
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`drive memory device through a SATA port.
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`12. After NAB 2007, RED released several different RED ONE cameras
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`having a variety of additional features, such as on-board video playback and on-
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`board memory storage. I had responsibility for implementing the on-board
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`memory storage feature that would allow a storage drive, such as a compact flash
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`device, to be inserted within the side of the camera housing. For example, by at
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`least January 29, 2007, I had confirmed the successful operability of a compact
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`flash hard drive connected to the camera. That day I modified a G-Tech hard drive
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`to accommodate a compact flash card and successfully recorded to it through the
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`on-board port. Exhibit 2018, reproduced below, is a true and correct copy of a
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`photo I took showing data successfully recording to the compact flash card, as
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`shown by the illuminated “record” LED. Exhibit 2019 is a true and correct copy
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`of metadata for Exhibit 2018 indicating a “Date taken” of “January 29, 2007.”
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`13. At NAB 2007, which I attended, RED demonstrated a RED ONE
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`camera that had a mock compact flash slot along the side of the camera housing.
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`Exhibit 2020, reproduced below with annotations, is a true and correct copy of a
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`photo taken at the RED booth at NAB 2007, showing a RED ONE display camera
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`with an on-board compact flash slot to indicate that feature’s upcoming
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`availability. Exhibit 2021 is a true and correct copy of metadata for Exhibit 2020
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`indicating a “Date taken” date of “April 16, 2007.”
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`further that these statements were made with the knowledge that willful, false
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`statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both,
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