Want to brag a little to friends about being at one of the most thrilling games in Michigan Stadium history? Tag yourself in a 5 billion pixel image available on the Michigan athletics website and share it via social media.

The school used a 360-degree, high-definition camera to snap the photograph prior to the Michigan vs. Notre Dame game on Saturday night. The image was taken pre-game, just before the special ceremony honoring Desmond Howard.

Michigan is the first college football program in the United States to use the interactive photo technology, it claims in a release.

It was not the first time the technology was used on Saturday, however.

ESPN has a similar image, taken during the College GameDay crew's visit to Ann Arbor on Saturday morning.

FanCam photos: Stadium shot on MGoBlue.com | ESPN shot at Ingalls Mall