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They were all single strip Eastman Color negative, the 3 strip Technicolor cameras were not compatible with the CinemaScope anamorphic lens. The prints may have been made by Technicolor but that’s it. The Technicolor cameras were still in use in the early 50’s but only for flat productions.

It wasn’t filmed in Technicolor, it may have been processed in or had prints by Technicolor but no CinemaScope film was ever filmed in Technicolor. The negative used was Eastman type 5247 with prints by Technicolor. The blu-ray was made from a 4K scan of the negative so what the disc presents is...

No CinemaScope film was ever filmed in Technicolor, some had prints processed by them though