MirrorNone

MirrorNone typically refers to a setting or mode where no mirror functionality is applied. In various contexts, such as software, photography, or display settings, it indicates that an image, object, or interface isn't flipped or mirrored. Essentially, it means the original orientation remains unchanged; there's no reflection or reversal of the content. This setting is useful when you want to preserve the true orientation, avoid any symmetrical reversal, or maintain the original perspective of the subject or data rather than a mirrored version.