Dan:
Thank you again for responding.
You are correct, the framelines do not correspond to the captured image.
I use only fuji X lenses on these cameras and usually autofocus.
I expect OVF's of this type to cover slightly less than the captured image so nothing expected is cut out, but not to have anything inside the framelines not be in the image.
Leica's only cover 90% of the image in the framelines because the frame size cannot change while focusing, so the frameline covers about 92% close in, and about 86 % at infinity. Leica for film also assumed that people were shooting slides and compensated for the mount covering part of the frame.
Digital Fuji's with electronic / variable framelines should do better.
I learned to compensate with the Pro-1 and was hoping for better with the pro2.
If mine is like everyone else's, then I will compensate, if not, I will hammer Fuji to fix it.
We are probably close in experience. I got my first Leica M2 (and Nikon F) in 1966.
Regards ... Harold